If you live in our region, you know. The memory of past hurricanes may seem unfortunately too recent to many, but it’s always wise to brush up on hurricane preparedness basics.
Topics: Natural Gas, propane, electric, natural gas appliances, hurricane, Hurricane Preparedness, electricity, hurricane safety, utilities, florida public utilities, storm
FPU Offers Free Energy Presentation By Senior Energy Specialist for 2018
Posted by Scott Ranck on Dec 21, 2017 12:25:35 PM
Topics: Natural Gas, propane, natural gas appliances, florida, outdoor living, propane appliances, gas spa heater, gas patio heater, outdoor gas appliances, gas fire pit, gas pool heater
Topics: Natural Gas, propane, natural gas appliances, florida, outdoor living, propane appliances, gas spa heater, gas patio heater, outdoor gas appliances, gas fire pit, gas pool heater
3 Ways To Achieving The Perfect Temperature For Your Pool This Summer
Posted by Scott Ranck on Jun 23, 2016 11:40:30 AM
Pool heating is not a one size fits all proposition. There are many homes with swimming pools in Florida and with our climate the swimming season may be all year long. I get many questions about pool heating and the best way to heat your pool.
Topics: Residential, Natural Gas, propane, electric, Pool Heaters, summer
Many times over the past several years while investigating high utility bills, I’ve discovered a hidden culprit to escalated energy costs! This thief has been found in both residential and commercial situations but especially in restaurants.
Topics: Energy Conservation, Residential, Natural Gas, Energy Efficiency, Commercial, propane
Topics: Commercial, propane, incentives, Rebates, Irrigation
5 Steps To Maintaining Winter Appliances In Florida
Posted by Lyn Cacella on Oct 29, 2014 4:44:36 PM
As you were soaking up the sun over summer, or out frolicking in the early fall, your furnace filter was most likely hard at work catching dust, dander, bacteria and other deposits. And if you’re like the estimated four-out-of-five homeowners who neglect to perform the proper pre-season appliance maintenance, when that first chilly day hits and the temperature drops low enough to constitute turning on your furnace, you may have more than a clogged filter to deal with. In fact, you may discover that your heater has stopped working altogether.
Topics: Energy Conservation, Residential, Natural Gas, Energy Efficiency, propane
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