A clothes dryer can really come in handy, especially during the cold months when outdoor drying becomes impossible (unless you like your jeans frozen solid!).
When it comes to cooking efficiency (and precision temperature control), it’s hard to beat a gas cooking range or gas cooktop. But that doesn’t mean you can’t get even better performance from your equipment with just a little investment of time and effort.
When it comes to comfort and safety, your furnace might be the most important appliance in your home; it’s also the most costly to operate.
Today’s high efficiency appliances do more work with less energy than ever before – but that doesn’t mean you can’t make small changes to squeeze a little more performance out of them.
When it comes to reliable propane and heating oil delivery in our Pennsylvania service area, there’s really only one choice: Ace-Robbins.
At Ace-Robbins, we work hard to make life simple for you – which is part of the reason we offer conveniences like our EZ Pay Plan.
One of the quickest avenues through which to lose money as a homeowner is through a draft in your dwelling. In a very short length of time, drafts can easily skyrocket your heating bill. Not only do they create a cooler environment in the home than you desire, drafts also make your furnace run longer and work harder than would otherwise be necessary. Similarly, when the weather turns hot, the draft can cause cool air to be lost from your home. Learn the best ways to eliminate drafts in your home. Click through to read more on this topic.
Having a backup generator is a great way to protect your family, your home, and your belongings during a winter power outage – but only if it is ready to go at a moment’s notice, when you need it most.
It’s hard to believe, but 2019 is here – and that means it’s time to make some New Year’s Resolutions. Why not make a few that will relieve stress and make your Pennsylvania home more comfortable?
Frozen water pipes in your Pennsylvania home can be a problem at best, and a disaster at worst: A simple 1/8-inch crack in a pipe can release 250 gallons of water a day – enough to fill about three average-sized bathtubs. More importantly, it’s enough to do some real damage to your home, causing structural […]
