Considering buying a new furnace? There are many different brands and types on the market. Single-stage and two-stage furnaces are two options for homeowners to consider when choosing a new furnace. What are the differences between a single-stage and a two-stage furnace and how do you decide which one is right for you? This article […]
When you are investing in a brand new heater, you may hear the terms AFUE and Thermal Efficiency Rating being thrown around quite a bit. What does AFUE stand for? What is Thermal Efficiency Rating? Is one more important than the other? Why do they even matter? Not to worry, when you have questions, the […]
There are a lot of big brand furnace names out there! All of them claim to be the best, which makes shopping around for a new furnace extremely difficult. The experts at Cote’s Mechanical agree that a Trane furnace is one of your best bets. When it comes to saving you money and giving you […]
As the temperature drops with the cold breath of winter, many people are gearing up to combat the cold with their heater. New homeowners or those getting a heater replacement may be intimidated by the prospect of trying to figure out which kind of heater installation is best for their home. Have no fear, the […]
When you set out to buy a new heater, you’ll find that you have a wide range of options to choose from – starting with the choice between a gas or electric heater. An electric heater is often the better option, especially if you live in a warmer area such as Texas. But even once you’ve chosen […]
When your electric furnace stops working in the dead of winter, it can be rather inconvenient. The issue may be major and costly, or it could be something simple that you may be able to fix yourself. Here are some troubleshooting tips that can help you figure out what’s wrong with your electric furnace: 1. Your […]
As the cooler months approach, it’s almost time to turn off the A/C and turn on the heater. But be warned – that source of comfort may also be a source of great danger. Gas, electricity, and high heat are all dangerous on their own, and they all might be found within your heating element. […]
