Does a tankless hot water heater really work?
Each year, more Americans are beginning to focus on eco-friendly heating and cooling solutions—without sacrificing their desired level of comfort. Energy-efficient and eco-friendly water heaters, such as tankless hot water heaters, are gaining popularity among home- and business owners across the country. But do they...
Capital Heat contributes to award-winning residential property
In 2021, the American Institute of Architects Buffalo/WNY Chapter announced its Architecture Awards, awarding nine local buildings and their development teams with honors in architecture, design, merit, community, and service. Capital Heat is proud to have installed a geothermal heating and cooling unit inside one of...
Steve Flay promoted to installation supervisor at Capital Heat
Capital Heat is proud to announce that Steve Flay has been promoted to the position of installation supervisor. Effective on July 12, 2021, Steve will leverage his years of experience to offer fresh insights and changes that help expand our installations department. Specifically, Steve will be...
3 Ways AtmosAir Brings Peace of Mind to Your Customers
Has your business reopened its doors to customers? Whether you’re a big-city enterprise, a small-town startup, or somewhere in between, you’ve got a lot of decisions to make—but how many of them revolve around clean air? In the wake of COVID-19—as weirdly divisive and politicized as...
3 Reasons to Replace Oil and Propane with Cold Climate Heat Pumps
Whether you’re purchasing a new home or upgrading the old homestead, you’d be smart to start with your heating and cooling options. For most people, maximum efficiency for minimal costs is the name of the game. At Capital Heat, our cold climate heat pumps will...
What Should Contractors Look For When Diagnosing a Failed Heat Exchanger?
If you suspect that something is wrong with the heat exchanger on your furnace, you’re going to want a thorough assessment before you pay for a costly replacement. The only problem is, most contractors aren’t as reliable as they should be when they come to...