Heating your home can be expensive. If you’re not careful, you can end up paying a shocking energy bill. While properly controlling your heat throughout the winter can help you lower your energy bills, it still may not be enough. If your HVAC system is not energy efficient, it can feel like you’re burning cash just to stay warm.
If your sewer line needs to be replaced, the first thing you want to know is how much it will cost. The cost to replace a broken sewer line can range from $500 to $20,000. What you’ll pay for the replacement depends on the following factors:
The High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebates Act (HEEHRA) is a groundbreaking program aimed at promoting energy efficiency and sustainability in homes. Passed as part of the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act, this 10-year initiative provides financial incentives, commonly referred to as HEEHRA rebates, to encourage low- and moderate-income households to adopt energy-efficient appliances and systems.
Nothing disrupts the cosy comfort of a winter evening like a gas furnace blowing cold air. Instead of enjoying warmth, you find yourself wrapped in blankets, questioning the reliability of your heating system. For many homeowners, this issue is a frustrating mystery. Understanding why it happens and how to address it can save you money, time, and stress.
With the push to live a more sustainable lifestyle, there are a number of options you have to reduce your reliance on fossil fuels. Electrifying your home is one major way to live a greener existence — while also giving your wallet a break.
As 2025 approaches, homeowners should prepare for significant changes in the HVAC industry. New regulations and environmental policies will lead to HVAC price increases in 2025, affecting the cost of both equipment and services. At Burgeson’s Heating, A/C, Electrical, Solar & Plumbing, we want to keep our customers informed about these developments, so you can plan ahead and avoid surprises.
The HVAC industry is gearing up for a significant transition in 2025, driven by new EPA regulations aimed at environmental sustainability. These changes primarily focus on adopting new refrigerants and more efficient systems to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. If you’re a homeowner or business owner relying on HVAC systems, it’s important to understand how these new refrigerant changes will impact you.
If you live in a place where summers are scorching, then you know how much of a lifeline your air conditioner can be. But have you ever thought about what makes that refreshing, cool air possible? Fans, thermostats, and compressors help, but refrigerant is the key. So, what is refrigerant? Well, This essential substance is what allows your air conditioning system to transfer heat and keep your home comfortable, even on the hottest days.
Have you ever poured yourself a glass of tap water, only to hesitate as a nagging doubt creeps in about its purity? This scenario might remind some of their childhood visits to a grandparent's house, where the water tasted slightly off due to the old neighborhood's pipes. Such subtle concerns often start as a topic of family jokes but can quickly become serious worries when potential contaminants are discovered.
Throughout 75+ years of service, Burgeson’s has accumulated an impressive number of loyal customers. One of those loyal customers is Bettye Miller.
Recently, Bettye Miller called Burgeson’s to help resolve some of her hard water problems. Bettye told our team that she wanted to replace her existing water softener. Not only was the existing system constantly needing service and incessantly beeping, but it was ineffective at improving her home’s water quality—even with two filters!
