Wilson Services HVAC Education Center
We believe there is a huge need in the building and remodeling industry. That need is to educate the home-owner (you!) with all the options that are available. Although we at Wilson Services, Inc. have numerous strong relationships with various building contractors, we are convinced that the only way you will fully understand the value of a high-end heating system is to go directly to the source, that is the heating contractor who installs the equipment. It is a shame when people build their Massachusetts dream home and have no idea what the heating system will be. Oh, they might know it's a hot water baseboard system, or forced warm air, but there is so much more to know! I promise the this education center will open you eyes to the world of heating, cooling, plumbing and your home.Peace of Mind That HVAC Maintenance Provides
If you want to keep your costly and important HVAC unit running reliably for many years to come, you need to get routine maintenance services for it. Routine maintenance will more than pay for itself since you’ll get to enjoy some great benefits. To name a few, you’ll find that . . . Your HVAC…
Air Conditioning Service Tips For Energy Savings
Did you know that air conditioning services can help you save energy and other costs? At least, that is, if your contractor has a multitude of skill sets. A great contractor can help increase your home’s energy efficiency and comfort. But it isn’t always easy to find someone reliable. When you do, it’s…
5 Benefits To Regular Heating Maintenance
In a way, your home’s heating system is just like a car. You wouldn’t drive your car for years without getting the oil changed, brakes checked, etc. and still expect it to run like it was brand new, so why should your home’s heating system be thought of any differently? Regular maintenance for you heating…
Heating 101
Welcome to Heating 101. Once you understand this easy lesson, you’ll know more about how energy is converted from a fuel (gas or oil) to your living space. I dare might add that you’ll know more than a fair amount of heating contractors who simply know how to hook up a boiler and flip the…
Cutting Heating Costs
A note to our web site visitors: This article was written in 2000, and has an emphasis on hydronic (hot water) heating systems. We currently offer both European style heating systems as well as basic to high-end HVAC (warm air/air conditioning) systems . ***Featured in the Daily Hampshire Gazette – Home Magazine, September 2000 Tips…
Basic Phrases In Heating
This section is meant to help people with basic phrasing regarding heating and cooling. With hundreds of Massachusetts homeowners calling our company every year, it is normal that not everyone understands how to describe what they have for a heating system, or even more so what they ideally want or need. You generally have either…
Heaters – We All Took Them For Granted
Wherever you live, chances are high that you will need a heater of some sort in your life. Since early mankind discovered fire, heaters have been used for warmth, cooking, and protection from potential enemies. The Encarta dictionary defines a heater as “a device that uses some kind of fuel to produce heat in order…
Spring Cleaning Should Include An Air Conditioning Tune Up
As a home owner you should be aware of what is involved in an air conditioning tuneup. If you read any home maintenance articles this spring, most will encourage an A/C tuneup; some will even claim 25% savings. Predicting savings without knowing what type of tuneup received is a little silly. Encouraging a tune up…
The Hidden Secrets In Buying An Air Conditioner
An air conditioner can be an important addition to the home. Aside from being a summer necessity in some areas, installed air conditioning can be a selling point when a home is on the market. It is important to consider a number of factors when purchasing an air conditioner, as a number of different models…
Measuring House Air Tightness
Despite the growing importance of house air tightness, few Hampshire County homeowners actually know how tight their homes are. Unfortunately, it is virtually impossible to accurately estimate the tightness level of a home by visual inspection alone. And without knowing house air tightness, it is difficult to assess the need for, or to design an…
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