News & tips
Heating season is here
What to check before the first freeze, how to size a new system, and a couple of free evenings at the shop.
Free community nights
Held at the shop on Linden Avenue. Sign up so we know how many chairs to set out.
Furnace and carbon monoxide safety night
Thursday, November 12, 2026 · 6pm – 7:30pm
Bring your questions and your carbon monoxide alarm. We’ll show you how a furnace works, what to check, and what an alarm means.
Winterize your pipes: a hands-on hour
Saturday, November 21, 2026 · 10am – 11am
Dana shows you how to shut off your water, drain outdoor lines, insulate exposed pipes and find the pipes most likely to freeze.
Tips from the trucks
First freeze this week? A ten-minute furnace checklist
The first hard freeze in Zanesville usually lands in the first week of November. These checks take ten minutes and prevent most no-heat calls.
Why we measure your house before we quote a furnace
Most replacements copy the old unit’s size, and the old unit was often the wrong one. Here’s what a load calculation checks.
The federal heat pump tax credit is over. Here’s what’s left
The credit ended for equipment installed after December 31, 2025. Some utility programs are still open.
We’re hiring: apprentice installer and an HVAC technician
Paid training, a company truck and a trade that doesn’t go away. See the openings on the About page.
Water heater over ten years old? What to watch for
A tank usually lasts eight to twelve years. Rusty water, puddles and popping noises mean it’s time to plan, not panic.
Got a question we didn’t answer?
Call the office and ask. Someone will tell you what we’d do in your house.