Robert Gramlich Services, LLC

If you are living without a central AC unit in your home, the only question that comes to mind is “why?” After all, it’s not like it is decades ago when your only options were window units. HVAC systems have come a long way in efficiency, price, and quality. There is simply no reason to at least not consider having one installed in your home (or office). At the very least, getting in touch with an expert provider, such as Robert Gramlich Services to find out what options you may have as far as getting one in your home as soon as possible only makes sense. Are They More Efficient? The answer here is a resounding YES! Most window units tend to run continuously until turned off. Central AC units, however, function only to the set level on the thermostat. This means a more comfortable climate in your home without it getting too cold. It also cuts way down on monthly energy costs as well.   How Expense Are They? When calculating the cost of any type of cooling system for your home,...

With the changing of color of the leaves and the noticeable dips in the temperature that accompany the fall season, you know that winter is now right around the corner. And if you have an inefficient or malfunctioning heating system in your home, things just might get pretty miserable in your house if you don’t do something about it ASAP. But what are your options?   What Is a Radiator? Radiant heat is an often overlooked and much-underestimated type of climate control for your home. Radiators use convection to distribute heat from the unit itself to the surrounding area. This is done by taking in air through the bottom, passing it over the radiator fins to warm it, and then discharging it back into the air again.   How Well Do They Work? The fact is that radiator heat works much better than most people realize, especially if you have several units installed throughout various areas of your home. The exact efficiency of any type of heating system will depend mainly on th...

Of the various types of heating units for your home, electrical furnaces are by far the most popular. This heating system is found in most American homes due to the fact it is the most efficient at evenly heating multiple rooms in the same building. If you are thinking about installing one in your home or you simply want to learn more, please read on.   How Do These Types of Furnaces Work? Electricity is used to heat up various elements or coils inside the furnace, which in turn is used to heat the air before redistributing it. It is by far the most efficient means of warming up the air inside a building as it basically converts 100% of its fuel into heat.   What Are Some of the Advantages Over Other Options? Because there are so many benefits to going with an electric furnace over some of its counterparts, it is easy to understand why they are so much more common in today’s residences. While it would require a dedicated post to cover each and every point of why electri...

For people who are buying a new home, renovating the one they have, or are simply thinking about having a new furnace installed, understanding the different kinds available and how they work is very important to making the right decision. Some units are more suitable for certain types of homes than others.   The last thing that you want to do is install one in your home, which either doesn’t function efficiently enough or costs too much money. That’s where having a team of HVAC professionals like the ones at Robert Gramlich Services can really save you from making a serious mistake.   How Many Kinds of Furnaces Are There? When it comes to identifying the different kinds available for residential use, there are four main types:           Electric         Natural Gas         Oil         Propane   Each of these furnaces offers their own set of advantages, as well as disadva...

If you own or manage a business, then you no doubt understand the importance of making sure that your office or building stays comfortable. This is not only true for the productivity and efficiency of your employees but perhaps even more importantly, your customers. Think about it for a moment, do you feel like doing business when you are too hot or too cold? When you are physically uncomfortable it makes it very difficult to concentrate and stay focused on the matter at hand. Obviously, this would greatly affect your employees’ overall performance as well. The point is, if you need an HVAC installation in your commercial building, don’t delay. How Can You Tell if Your HVAC System Has a Problem? There are a number of ways a building owner may be able to tell when something is wrong with their heating or AC units. The most common ways are differences in how the system functions or sounds. Here are a few examples: System taking too long to start-up or shut down Unusual sounds when ...