Staying warm and storm-ready is at the forefront of every homeowner’s mind during the winter months. Astronomical energy bills could be on the horizon if you don’t have an affordable or efficient home heating plan in place. Read below to explore a few cost-effective methods to keep your home in the Greater Puget Sound area or the surrounding areas, cozy and warm this winter and avoid high electric bills!
With the holidays quickly approaching, it’s time to create the ultimate festive atmosphere inside of your Seattle-area home .
A big part of the holiday season and the atmosphere that makes it so great is what’s made in the kitchen. Many people can agree that full hearts and happy tummies are made here! But when you’re dealing with a big storm or sudden power outage, it can create a disastrous domino effect of problems while you’re trying to host friends and family. Not to mention, losing power can simply make the rest of your home entirely uncomfortable. .
Keep your kitchen appliances and home technologies running - and help ensure your family stays safe and warm with a home backup generator. Keep reading below to learn why this home upgrade is a must for your property this year.
As the winter season approaches faster than many of us had hoped for, it becomes more critical to prepare your home and keep your mind at ease when the weather starts to turn. Many may not realize how much winter can impact your home, so taking the proper precautions will help to get you and your home ready for the winter season. It is very important to take care of your home's exterior and interior when preparing for the chilly weather. Who wants to worry about having to take on any home projects when it’s cold out? Our guess is, no one!
This article will walk you through what you should have in your home for winter and what to mark off of your checklist before the first snowfall.
After returning home from a long day at work on a cold winter afternoon, the last thing you want is to walk into a frigid house. If you’re wondering how you would be able to avoid that, we have the answer for you – smart thermostats! A smart thermostat can be controlled from your smartphone, so you’re able to turn your heat on and off with the tap of a finger. This makes it quick and easy to manage your home’s temperature while the system itself helps to save you money and energy.
If you don’t already have a smart thermostat and are considering one, making the choice sooner rather than later will add to a comfortable home and reduced utility bills. Installing this type of thermostat is something that should be done before winter hits in case any incidents occur, such as faulty wires or power outages. If you’re unfamiliar with thermostats and their installation, Bob’s Heating & Air Conditioning can help you install a smart thermostat for your home.
Before winter hits, creating a checklist of what needs to be done will also help you to get your home ready. One of the items on the checklist should be to check your home’s insulation during the summer or fall to allow you to find and resolve any problems that arise. Due to the temperature drop outside as winter progresses, ensuring your home is properly insulated will help keep your home warm. Your windows, siding, attic, and basement should all be insulated to avoid any cold air from entering your home.
Believe it or not, the holidays are right around the corner! While you’ve been worrying about switching out your seasonal decor, your home’s heating and cooling system is dealing with a few changes as well - and by that, we mean the weather is changing outside, and it’s time to assess your system.
As the days become shorter and the nights get colder in Sammamish and the surrounding areas, the calendar becomes filled with a myriad of festive holidays, all a perfect opportunity to enjoy your home with your loved ones. Keep reading below to discover how you can prepare your home for all the fun and visitors by adding a portable air purifier and scheduling a furnace maintenance visit from the team of professionals at Bob’s Heating.
Fall has just arrived in the Pacific Northwest area! The weather is crisp, the leaves are turning, and you can smell pumpkin spice just about everywhere you go. Though these aren’t the only signs that the year is coming to a close, they do indicate it’s time to assess your heating system. Preparing your home for a comfortable winter should be at the top of your autumn to-do list.
Adding space heaters may be the first thing you consider as a line of defense against the chilly air, but the truth is that these heating devices are not the best fit for all living spaces. Keep reading our blog below to learn how to safely and efficiently heat your home this upcoming winter.
Woodinville, WA — Bob’s Heating & Air Conditioning has been named to the winning list of Nextdoor’s 6th annual Neighborhood Favorites, an awards program recognizing local businesses committed to helping their neighborhoods thrive. Winners of the 2022 Neighborhood Favorites were determined based on the number of neighbor recommendations a local business receives on Nextdoor across various categories.
“On Nextdoor, small businesses are a trusted and core member of the community. These local businesses go above and beyond to make their neighborhoods a kind, welcoming place. It is a true honor, and good for business, to be voted a Neighborhood Favorite by your most loyal customers — neighbors.” said Nextdoor CEO Sarah Friar.
With more than 55 million business recommendations from neighbors, Nextdoor connects neighbors with each other and everything nearby.
“We’re very honored to have been recommended by so many wonderful neighbors in our local community. Bob’s has been serving homeowners throughout Western Washington since 1957, so we are proud to see our values recognized and appreciated by local community members,” wrote Gabby Roppo, the marketing coordinator at Bob’s Heating.
The complete list of winning businesses in each city is available at nextdoor.com/favorites. Join the neighborhood network by downloading the Nextdoor app or visiting nextdoor.com.
