The temperature has dropped here in Seattle and frost is forming on the ground. Winter is here, which means it’s time to break out the blankets and turn up the thermostat. For many, though, turning on ...

Mark Wilson, owner of King Of Comfort Heating and Cooling, talked with us about how to keep your HVAC system in good shape. He also answered some common questions about cleaning ducts and maintaining ...

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- Why is my house hot in the summer and cold in the winter? Homeowners have a lot of temperature concerns, and it’s safe to say many are due to the HVAC unit. Heating, ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Higher energy costs are facing homeowners. In the Midwest, the average monthly heating bill is up 33%, according to a new study from Money Geek. That study also ranks Illinois as the ...

It’s easy to love winter as a kid, but as we age into adulthood, the season can lose its shine. Suddenly, cooler weather isn’t a welcome sign of snow days and oncoming holiday festivities; instead, it ...

Keep furniture, carpeting and clothing from blocking air vents, so air can flow freely. Make sure your windows are sealed to prevent heat loss. Use passive cooling and heating with the sun. At ...

When the dreaded cold months of winter arrive, it means many homeowners are put in a difficult conundrum to keep their homes warm without breaking the bank. And staying warm is becoming increasingly ...

Rising electricity prices and an early Winter temperature drop are expected to put added pressure on home heating systems. OLD BRIDGE, N.J., Dec. 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Anton Plumbing Heating & ...

With a pandemic, lost work, retail shortages, supply chain issues, inflation, volatile weather and more, the American consumer has been on the ropes for the past three years. To add even more ...

Although winter has not officially started, a deep freeze and snowfall this weekend are making it seem plenty wintry. At the very least, Michiganders will be turning on their furnace to stay comfy, ...

With a winter storm set to move into the area, heating, plumbing and health professionals said preparation is critical, especially in the event of power outages or extreme cold.