It isn't even winter yet, and the East Coast has already
seen its share of harsh weather. If Superstorm Sandy and the Nor'Easter that
was hot on its trails are any indication of how the coming months are going to
go, we're definitely in for a cold and snowy one. Let's not even go into the
fact that economists anticipate (and have some proof of) the fact that
heating/oil prices will be on the rise as a result of the turmoil from the
storm. Now, more than ever, it's important to make sure your HVAC systems are
working efficiently if you're on the east coast.
Forecasters are already predicting that the final days of
November and early December are going to be, perhaps, unprecedentedly cold on
the East coast while the rest of the country will be experiencing the contrary.
The northeast in particular is
anticipated to have some extremely unpredictable weather this season with lots
of ups and downs.
As we know, November kicks off "heating season,"
and though it hasn't dipped down too low in our neck of the woods quite yet, if
it's as predictably unpredictable as it's supposed to be, it's a good time to
get in the spirit of the season. Heating
companies in Newtown, Philadelphia, and all across Jersey are going to be
busy in the coming weeks, so it's best to schedule an appointment for as soon
as possible to make sure you won't run into any issues in the future.
Being ready
for winter weather – no matter what it may bring – means winterizing your home
and having routine maintenance performed on your HVAC unit. Some are reluctant
to dish out the dough, but especially if you're living in the Northeast, it's
better safe than sorry because you never know what might come your way.
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