A new year brings new questions, such as is this the right time to buy a house? How does my HVAC system really work? Is there any way to lower my heating bill? We’ll answer all those and more in this roundup of the latest headlines.
Is 2026 a Good Year to Buy a House? Market Trends Explained
2025’s housing market fluctuations had many homebuyers wondering if 2026 is a better time to buy. Expert review of the housing market trends reveal that housing prices will likely become slightly more affordable in the next year, despite mortgage rates predicted to dip just slightly. Read the 2026 housing market trend analysis to learn more, including the impact of a house’s location and why an adjustable-rate mortgage may be ideal.
All of Your HVAC System Questions, Answered
Responsible for keeping indoor atmospheres comfortable, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems are one of the most important systems in any home or business. But these extraordinary appliances are far from simple. Learn precisely what an HVAC system is, the different types, their energy usage, and more with this beginners guide to HVAC systems.
Lower Your Energy Bill With One Thermostat Adjustment
The winter season is known for peppermint, cozy evenings in, and soaring energy bills. However, one simple adjustment to your thermostat can help save money and reduce the workload on your HVAC system while still being comfortable: setting the heat at 68 degrees Fahrenheit while you’re home during the day. Discover how this simple setting can make a huge difference to both your HVAC and energy usage, as well as tips to adjust to the new temperature.
Vendor Spotlight
Production Framing, Inc. The integrity of a home starts with its frame. That’s why we are proud to work with Production Framing, the largest single-family residential framing contractors in Sacramento, California. For the last twenty years, Production Framing has set the industry standard with their dedication and diligence. Visit productionframing.com to learn more about how their hard work, honesty, and pride in their craftsmanship translates into exceptional homes.
Employee Spotlight
Keith Sage has been in the construction field for over 45 years and with Blue Mountain Construction Services for over a decade. He started in construction at only 16. As an Estimator, his favorite part of the job is facilitating communication between builders, superintendents, office staff, and field supervision. Outside the office, Keith enjoys collecting rare currencies, home renovations, and spending time with friends and family by going to movies, rodeos, and football games.
Please reach out to Keith for your next HVAC project.
