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Checkout our latest case study – this time upgrading a steam boiler in Huron, OH! The steam heating system serving this century home had not heated properly for years. The customer called in Geisel for a solution. Our team […]
At Geisel, not only do we like helping our customers enjoy more comfortable lives – we also enjoy saving them energy and money! We recently had a unique situation on a home renovation project to do just that. […]
Obviously Coronavirus and everyone’s health and safety have been the biggest topics for the majority of this year. While there is still a long way to go through these uncertain times, iWave recently released some positive information about […]
On 6/5/2020 Geisel had received a job referral from HomeServe for a blocked main drain on Hollywood Blvd. in Elyria. Our technician Zach Schultz was dispatched to the job. Zach used the Ridgid 1500 main drain machine to […]
Exciting news for homeowners and upgrading their HVAC systems: The Internal Revenue Code Section 25C tax credit for qualified energy efficiency improvements has been retroactive beginning January 1, 2018 until Dec. 31, 2020. What does this mean for you? […]
With so many different types of furnaces available on the market, finding the right furnace for your home can get a little confusing. Today’s furnaces have also come a long way from their predecessors, offering new features not […]
Most homeowners are aware how weather affects their energy bills: when temperatures plummet, you turn the heat up; when temperatures climb, you turn the thermostat down. You’re using more energy to reach thermostat set points, so your expenses […]
With a federal government phaseout well underway, supplies of R-22 refrigerant – commonly used in air conditioners and heat pumps – are getting smaller every year. But what exactly does this mean for you and your air conditioning […]
Your A/C keeps your house cool all summer long when the mercury rises into the 80s and 90s, but if you’re like many homeowners, you probably worry about your bills and energy usage. You’ll likely be using your […]
