At Stadtler Heating & Cooling we understand that a new system is often an unplanned expense.  To help you through this process, we offer the KwikComfort® Financing credit card program so you can find a financing option that works for … Continued

A number of tax credits for residential energy efficiency have been renewed.  These tax credits are available for purchases made in 2016, as well as retroactive to purchases made in 2015. These credits are available for equipment you purchase for … Continued

Air Scrubber Plus with Active Pure technology safely scrubs the air in your home – long after toxic sprays and chemicals quit working.  Air Scrubber Plus ensures that your home is cleaner and safer for your family.  Here are five … Continued

These days, home owners search for all the value they can find in every household purchase they make. You’re probably no different. So when the time comes to replace a furnace in an existing central heating system, or to install … Continued

Are you looking for a new system and confused about all terms you are reading about?  Here a some of the frequently asked questions we get at Stadtler Heating & Cooling about heating and cooling units. What do rating numbers … Continued

We are proud to partner with the Thermostat Recycling Corporation, an industry-funded non-profit Because we care about the environment and want to do as much as we can to preserve it, we proudly participate in the Thermostat Recycling Corporation’s (TRC) … Continued

Air conditioners and HVAC systems make a wide range of noises, because they’re large machines with a lot of moving parts that work hard to keep your home at a comfortable temperature.  However, sometimes a new or unusual noise will … Continued

High humidity – UGH! When the outdoor temperatures climb, you may also experience too much humidity in your home.  Too much humidity can cause condensation on windows, wet stains on walls and ceilings, moldy bathrooms, musty odor, clammy-feeling air, and … Continued

The second biennial ranking by the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) of the largest 51 cities in the nation was released this week.  Some cities saw impressive gains, such as Washington, D.C., which jumped from seventh to third overall … Continued