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Valentine’s Comfort: Keeping Your Home Cozy with the Right Heating System
February 9th, 2026At DeHart Plumbing, Heating & Air, Inc., we believe Valentine’s Day is about comfort, connection, and creating a warm place to celebrate at home.
Heating Posts
Mid-Winter Efficiency Check: Are Your Heating Bills Higher Than They Should Be?
February 2nd, 2026Winter is in full swing, and if you’re noticing your heating bills creeping higher than expected, it might be time for a mid-winter efficiency check.
Repair or Replace? How to Decide What to Do with an Aging Heater in Modesto
January 26th, 2026When your heater starts acting up, it can be stressful deciding the next step, especially for homeowners who rely on heating in Modesto to stay comfortable during chilly Central Valley winters.
Furnace Repair or Replacement? How Reno Homeowners Can Make the Smart Choice
January 26th, 2026As a Reno homeowner, few things matter more than a reliable furnace when winter hits. At DeHart Plumbing, Heating & Air, Inc., we talk with homeowners every day who are asking the same question: Should I repair my furnace, or is it time to replace it?
Beating Central Valley Winter Nights: Why Heater Maintenance Still Matters in Mild Climates
January 12th, 2026Living in Modesto, we’re fortunate to enjoy relatively mild winters, but those chilly winter nights in the Central Valley can still put unexpected strain on your heating system.
High Desert Winters: Keeping Your Furnace Reliable in Reno’s Cold, Dry Climate
January 5th, 2026When it comes to heating in Reno, reliable performance isn’t just about comfort—it’s about protecting your home and your family through every cold snap.
How Much Could You Save with a New Heating System in 2026
December 22nd, 2025When it comes to heating in Modesto, energy efficiency and modern technology can make a noticeable difference in your monthly bills.
The Hidden Costs of an Inefficient Heating System
December 15th, 2025When winter settles in, the last thing you want is a heater that struggles to keep your home warm—or your energy bills under control.
