Broadley’s Blogs

One of the calls we get a decent amount of once it’s very cold out is about frozen pipes. It’s a common problem, but luckily it’s one that is easy to avoid with a bit of preparation. When we get a call about frozen pipes, most homeowners want us to rush right out, but the truth is there isn’t a ton we can do once the pipe is frozen. You are just going to have to thaw it out. 

During the winter months, your furnace is working all the time to keep your home or business warm. An older, less energy efficient furnace may be wasting energy, and costing you more money than it should to run.

One of the worst feelings is realizing your furnace isn’t working anymore. Maybe you come home to a freezing cold house, or wake up in the middle of the night looking for more blankets. Like any other home appliance, furnaces are prone to breakdowns, leading to the need for repairs. 

Your heat pump is the year round workhorse mechanic system in your home. And when you can’t get cool air when it’s 90 degrees outside or heat when it’s frigid – well – life has never felt more miserable.