Cut Heating Costs Without Sacrificing Comfort

Cut Heating Costs Without Sacrificing Comfort

If your heating system is more than 10-15 years old, chances are you’re spending more than you should to stay warm! Older equipment tends to run less efficiently, requiring more fuel to heat your home, so upgrading to a high-efficiency heating system is one of the smartest ways to reduce your energy expenses.

High-efficiency systems are designed to do more with less. They convert a greater percentage of fuel into usable heat, which means less waste and more savings for you. In fact, many homeowners see their heating bills drop by up to 30% or more after an upgrade!

If you’ve been putting off replacing your old furnace or boiler, now is the perfect time to consider an upgrade. No more chilly corners or constantly adjusting the thermostat. And on top of our fall savings on new heating equipment, many models qualify for energy rebates, making the initial investment even more manageable.

Talk to one of our Comfort Specialists to learn how much you could save by switching to high-efficiency equipment — and start enjoying a warmer home for less.

Double The Renewables, Zero The Hassle: Bioheat Gets Greener

Double The Renewables, Zero The Hassle: Bioheat Gets Greener

Back in 2021, the State of Connecticut mandated that heating oil sold in the state be a low-carbon fuel blend: ultra-low sulfur heating oil (ULSHO) with biodiesel, a fuel made from 100% renewable resources. The law specified the percentage of biodiesel fuel to be blended as 5% in 2022, then 10% by July 1, 2025, and ultimately 50% by 2035.

Starting this summer, the Bioheat® Heating Oil we deliver to your home is now a 10% biodiesel blend, but what does this mean for you?

• Your home now receives double the amount of renewables in your low-carbon heating oil.

• No equipment modifications are needed for the higher percentage.

• The new Bioheat® is even more environmentally friendly

• More renewables mean fewer greenhouse gas emissions

• Bioheat® continues to reduce our reliance on foreign oil

We’re proud to continue delivering a better, cleaner fuel to our customers. By using more renewable fuel in every delivery, we’re not just heating homes; we’re helping build a more sustainable Connecticut for years to come.

EPA's Refrigerant Regulations

EPA's Refrigerant Regulations

This summer has felt like the tropics at times – hot, humid, and rainy! That hasn’t stopped our team, who have been on the road servicing and installing cooling equipment all season.

Earlier this year, there was a lot of buzz in the industry about the EPA’s latest refrigerant regulations. Starting January 1, 2025, all newly manufactured air conditioning equipment must use R454B refrigerant. This marks our second major refrigerant phase-out in the last 15 years — first R22, and now R410A — all part of the ongoing effort to reduce environmental impact and improve energy efficiency.

While R410A systems, refrigerant, and parts are still readily available, the same can’t be said for older R22 systems. Parts are scarce or unavailable for repairs, and the refrigerant itself (Freon) is both hard to find and prohibitively expensive, meaning we can’t continue refilling systems like we used to.

This fall and winter, our team will be reaching out to our R22 customers to discuss the condition of their equipment and options to keep cool. I always find it’s better to plan ahead than be caught by surprise!

Spotlight: Joe On Customer FAQs

SPOTLIGHT: JOE ON CUSTOMER FAQS

It’s truly impressive how many calls and emails our Customer Care team fields in a day! They’re always happy to help, and Joe, Customer Care Manager, shared these top questions they hear every fall.

Should I lock in my oil or propane price protection plan now?

It’s always difficult to predict if a commodity will rise or fall. We always suggest you consider:

1. Budget Fit: Can you afford the locked-in rate comfortably? Does it give you predictable bills that make financial planning easier?

2. Risk Tolerance: If prices rise, a locked rate protects you, but if prices fall, you may pay more than the market. Ask yourself: would you rather pay a little extra for peace of mind, or take the chance of saving if prices drop?

Can I change my air filters myself?

Yes — you can absolutely change your air filters yourself, and it’s encouraged, especially if you have pets or you are doing work around the house. If the filters are easily accessible, you can simply replace them with the correct size (printed on the filter itself). If you’re unsure, give us a call and we can check if we have the information in our files.

Should I do my preventative maintenance on the heating system in the spring or summer?

Actually, we perform preventative maintenance on heating systems year-round. Many customers schedule it in the spring or summer, since it’s easier to find a convenient appointment before the busy heating season begins.

Fun Fact: We like to call Joe the Voice of Gault. If you’ve ever heard one of our radio ads or listened to our hold messages when you call the office, that’s Joe’s voice!

Top Five Reasons You Need an Electrical Safety Check

Top Five Reasons You Need An Electrical Safety Check

Zach, one of our licensed electricians, visits dozens of homes each month to perform electrical safety checks and ensure everything is up to code. We asked Zach: What are you finding the most during these safety checks? He shared the top five issues he sees most often - and why they matter:

1. Missing GFCI Protection: Many homes lack Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) outlets in key areas like kitchens, bathrooms, basements, garages, and outdoor spaces. These outlets are critical anywhere moisture is present, as they prevent electrical shocks. Without GFCIs, you could be putting your family at risk.

2. Rusty Meter Boxes and Panels: Rust or corrosion on your meter box or electrical panel is a red flag for past or current water damage. Left unaddressed, this can deteriorate electrical connections and potentially lead to a costly electrical fire. If you see rust, act fast.

3. Outdated Federal Pacific Stab-Lok Panels: If your home has a Federal Pacific Stab-Lok electrical panel, it’s important to replace it immediately. These panels have been linked to safety issues, including fires and many recall scenarios.

4. Overloaded Circuits and Wiring Issues: Overloaded circuits - caused by too many appliances plugged into one outlet, rodent damage, incorrect circuit breakers, and more - are more common than you'd think. These issues often trip breakers or damage wiring, leading to costly repairs.

5. Melted Outlets and Hidden Damage: Melted outlets and wires often go unnoticed until it’s too late. This damage hidden beyond the walls poses serious risks!

DIY fixes can be dangerous – leave the electrical work to our professionals! If you haven’t had your home checked recently, now’s the time! An Electrical Safety Check is a quick and easy way to protect your home, avoid future issues, and enjoy peace of mind.

Go Ductless This Summer

Go Ductless This Summer!

Are you rethinking your cooling setup in the summer heat? Whether you’re upgrading a single room or ditching old window units, ductless air conditioning (including mini-splits and heat pumps) can offer a sleek, energy-efficient solution that heats and cools your home with no ductwork required.

BENEFITS OF GOING DUCTLESS

1. Easy Non-Invasive Installation: No ductwork means faster installation, often completed in just one day! You’ll enjoy upgraded comfort with minimal disruption to your home.

2. Improved Indoor Air Quality: Equipped with multi-stage filtration, ductless units help reduce dust, allergens, and airborne particles and deliver cleaner, healthier air.

3. Year-Round Comfort: Don’t be fooled by the name “heat pump.” These systems cool your home in the summer and can supplement your heat in the winter.

Whether it’s your home office, attic, or sunroom, ductless systems deliver targeted relief without the hassle of major renovations. For efficient, year-round comfort, consider going ductless with Gault Energy & Home Solutions.

The Best Ways to Monitor Your Home This Summer

The Best Ways to Monitor Your Home This Summer

Summer is the season for travel, thunderstorms, and rising temperatures, which makes it the perfect time to get serious about home monitoring. With the right tools in place, you can keep your home protected, comfortable, and energy-efficient all summer long.

Generator Monitor

It’s officially hurricane season, and that means your Generac standby generator is more important than ever. Thanks to Generac’s Mobile Link monitoring, we can remotely assess the status of your system and even diagnose many issues over the phone, saving you time and unnecessary service calls. If there is a change in the status of your generator, Mobile Link will send an alert to ensure you are aware of your power status.

Propane Monitor

Never worry about running out of propane again. Our wireless propane monitor gives us real-time tank level readings to ensure timely deliveries. For just $49.99/year, you’ll have peace of mind knowing that we are keeping an eye on your fuel supply when you’re busy summer grilling, heating the pool, or running backup systems. It’s a small investment that adds convenience and confidence all year long.

Smart Thermostat

Heading out on vacation? A smart thermostat, like the Ecobee, lets you control your home’s temperature from anywhere in the Ecobee app. Whether you want to reduce energy bills while you’re away or cool the house down before you return, it’s a must-have for summer comfort. Ask us how to get started with a smart thermostat and stay in control of your climate, even from the beach.

Going Beyond the Basics: Inside Gault’s Hurricane Season Prep

Going Beyond the Basics: Inside Gault’s Hurricane Season Prep

What sets you apart from your competition? is a common question any business owner gets asked, and one that I can proudly reply with quite a long list. One answer that I am pleased to share is the way we respond to and prepare for emergencies. It’s a timely topic as we sit in the middle of hurricane season.

The month of June has become our unofficial (but actually very official) storm prep month, where we review, train, and prep for the upcoming hurricane season. And what sets us apart from our competition? We include everyone! Our Customer Care team has completed hands on generator troubleshooting, our back-office team is prepped on answering customer phone calls and emails, we’ve had 6 additional techs certified in generators within the last year (bringing our total to 19!), our IT team has tested our backup systems and the list goes on….

It’s a big undertaking every year to ensure we’re ready to serve our customers regardless of the weather. Five years ago this summer, we lived through a turbulent few weeks due to Tropical Storm Isaias. We got through that time by coming together to make thousands of propane deliveries and hundreds of service calls to keep generators running. Rest assured, we’re prepared to do it again when the next big storm hits.

Have a safe summer,

Sam Gault

Before Summer Vacation Starts…

Before Summer Vacations Start…

1. Protect Yourself with the Portal

Since 2023, the US Postal Service has seen a significant increase in mail-related check fraud. It is more important than ever to protect your payments. Our online portal is a secure, convenient way to manage your account, and it is packed with features to make your life easier.

By signing up for autopay through the portal, you can ensure your bills are paid on time without the risk of mailing checks. Plus, the portal lets you:

• View your account history

• Receive your e-delivery tickets

• Schedule appointments

• And much more!

Take advantage of these tools to stay safe and save time. Get started here!

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2. Get Pool-Season Ready

Pool season is around the corner - let us know when you plan to start heating your pool so we can make sure your propane supply is ready!

Want peace of mind all season long? Add a propane tank monitor to your existing tank for just $49.99. With a monitor, you will:

• Get real-time tank level updates.

• Avoid unexpected runouts.

• Enjoy more convenience and fewer check-ins.

This simple upgrade helps keep your summer swimming smooth and stress-free.

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3. Create the Perfect Summer Setting with Gault Stone

Whether you are planning cozy backyard nights or sprucing up your landscape, Gault Stone has everything you need:

• Fireplace Kits – Perfect for gathering around with family and friends during cool summer evenings for making s’mores.

• Gravel & Mulch – A fresh delivery can instantly enhance your curb appeal and garden beds.

Call or stop by our Westport showroom - we will help you choose the perfect materials for your next outdoor project!

Special Feature: Josh on Generators

Special Feature: Josh on Generators

Josh, our generator expert, visits dozens of homeowners every month, guiding them through our turn-key generator solutions. So we were curious… what questions do you frequently get from homeowners? He shared several, but we narrowed it down to the top three questions he receives regarding automatic standby generators.

1. How long do the generators typically last?

It depends on how often it is used, so anywhere from 12-15 years on average.

2. Do you need to service them, and if so, does Gault service?

Yes, like all engines, generators need to be serviced once a year. Each installation comes with a free service plan for one year, which includes your annual tune-up. Our in-house Generator Team is certified to service both Generac and Kohler models.

3. Can generators run on propane and natural gas?

Generators can run on either. During our appointment, we’ll discuss fuel source and what model is best for your home.

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Don’t miss out on a FREE 7-year Warranty when you purchase and install a new automatic standby generator with us!

Should You Repair or Replace Your AC System?

Should You Repair or Replace Your AC System?

The EPA has mandated that all air conditioning equipment manufactured after January 1, 2025, use R-454B refrigerant.

R-454B has a significantly lower Global Warming Potential (GWP) than R-410A. There are no ozone-depleting compounds, it has low toxicity compared to past refrigerants, and it has proven to be more energy efficient in the US Department of Energy testing. Learn more here!

A new system will ultimately be in everyone’s future, but as with previous refrigerant phase-outs, there is a runway of time before 410A refrigerant and replacement parts are depleted. For now, homeowners will need to consider whether their system is worth repairing or whether it is time to replace it.

While reading the Repair List and Replace List, make a note of which statements apply to your AC system or unit(s).

Repair:

• Active warranty; some repairs may be covered.

• The system’s age is less than its life expectancy.

• Your unit had 0-2 repairs in the last 3 years.

• The unit’s performance generally functions well.

• You plan to live in your home for less than 7 years.

• Newer models, less than 10 years old, run more efficiently and keep monthly costs down.

• If you meet the $5,000 Rule: Age Of Your Unit x Repair Cost < $5,000

• The SEER is over 13.

Replace:

• Expired warranty; you are responsible for all repair costs.

• The system is at or has surpassed its life expectancy.

• Your unit has had 3+ repairs in the last 3 years.

• Your unit’s performance has gone down. Look for: Lessened airflow strength, difficulty with full room or house coverage, more time to change the temperature, and its ability to reach the desired temperature.

• You plan to live in your home for 7 years or more.

• The system is 10+ years old, or you want to optimize energy efficiency.

• You exceed the $5,000 Rule: Age Of Your Unit x Repair Cost > $5,000.

• Your equipment uses R-22 refrigerant.

If more statements in the Repair column apply to you, calling our experts for a repair makes sense. If more statements in the Replace column apply, then you are in luck…

Gault Energy’s Spring Community Involvement

2024 Touch-A-Truck with our Make-A-Wish Propane Truck

Gault Energy’s Spring Community Involvement

As the warm weather rolls in, we are excited to get out in the community with two events we’re looking forward to this spring.

We’re jumping right into the Annual Touch-A-Truck hosted by the Westport Weston Co-Op Nursery School on May 3rd. This year, we’re bringing one of our big dump trucks and will host a coloring station at our booth. Personally, Touch-A-Trucks are some of my favorite events. The kids have so much joy and wonder when seeing the inspiration behind their toy trucks for the first time.

Our Stone division is sponsoring the Ridgefield Garden Tour on June 8th. Held for the first time in 30 years, this tour features seven private gardens in Ridgefield and will support the Ridgefield Historical Society and Garden Club.

It’s wonderful to support our community just as the community supports us. These activities are just a few we’ll be participating in and we hope to see you out and about with us enjoying the festivities.

We hope you can join us!

Sam

BIG SUMMER SAVINGS ARE HERE

BIG SUMMER SAVINGS ARE HERE

Call us today at 203.227.5181 or visit gaultenergy.com/ac-savings to schedule an in-home consultation with one of our Comfort Specialists.

If you haven’t read our last blog, here is a recap….

Another Refrigerant Change Is Here.

Over 15 years ago, the EPA began phasing out R-22 refrigerant, which is commonly used in air conditioning systems. This year, the EPA has added to that banned refrigerant list - R-410A, which was the EPA’s recommended refrigerant to replace R-22.

Now, the industry is being directed to manufacture systems that only use R-454B, a refrigerant with a significantly smaller impact on global warming than the previous two, and has increased energy efficiency.

Should I repair or replace?

A new system will ultimately be in everyone’s future, but as with previous refrigerant phase-outs, there is a runway of time before 410A refrigerant and replacement parts are depleted. For now, homeowners will need to consider whether their system is worth repairing or it’s time to replace it.

Here are some things to consider:

Repair

Less than 2 repairs in the last 3 years
System worked great last year
Less than 10 years old
Refrigerant & parts readily available

REPLACE

Annual refrigerant refills
Poor cooling performance
More than 10 years old
It’s an R-22 system

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*Offer ends 5/31/2025. Offer limited to one per household. Does not apply to previously quoted AC units. Offers cannot be redeemed as a cash payout. Purchase must be a complete AC system including a condenser, air handler or cooling coil, and refrigeration line.

Important Information For All Air Conditioning Equipment!

Important Information For All Air Conditioning Equipment!

The EPA has mandated that all air conditioning equipment manufactured after January 1, 2025, use R454B refrigerant.

This new refrigerant and equipment should be more readily available later this year.

R454B has a significantly lower Global Warming Potential (GWP) than R410A. There are no ozone-depleting compounds, it has low toxicity compared to past refrigerants, and it has proven to be more energy efficient in the US Department of Energy testing.

FAQs on The EPA’s Latest Refrigerant Change

Can I still buy a R410A system?

Yes, but only for a limited time. HVAC manufacturers are shifting production to R-454B systems, and R-410A models will no longer be available after the transition. If you buy an R-410A system now, you may face limited availability for equipment and servicing in the future.

Do I need to replace my current system?

No, you do not need to replace your current system as long as it still runs efficiently.

• If you still have an R22 system, we no longer provide this refrigerant due to this phase-out being complete.

• If you have an R410A system, replacement parts and the refrigerant are currently available.

In either case, as your system ages and nears replacement or begins to require costly repairs, you will need to consider your options.

Can you retrofit my current system?

Most systems currently installed do not meet the system requirements for R-454B, so retrofitting is highly unlikely.

Installation changes with R454B systems

Due to the EPA’s guidelines regarding R-454B, installation of your air conditioning equipment will look a bit different.

• System piping (lines) – different sizes required

• Concealed lines can no longer be used (hidden in wall cavities)

• Additional leak sensors required

• Permitting may be required

• Carpenters may be necessary to gain access to run new lines

Servicing a R454B system

Maintenance recommendations on R-454B systems remain the same as existing systems and will be available under our current Cooling Protection Plan. For our technicians, they will be required to utilize some new tools and procedures to work with the refrigerant.

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Have additional questions?

Our Comfort Specialists are here to guide you through this transition. Please contact our office at 203.227.5181 to begin the conversation.

Upgrade Your Cooling Equipment & SAVE!

Upgrade Your Cooling Equipment & SAVE!

As the weather warms up, it’s time to think about your central AC system - soon, it will be more essential than ever! No one wants to be stuck in a humid home with an outdated cooling system that won’t make it through the dog days of summer.

Before it’s time to switch the thermostat over to COOL, upgrade your AC system and save $500 on new high-efficiency central AC equipment! Investing in a new system pays off in the long run, especially with the improved energy efficiency that will result in lower electric bills. New systems come with a higher SEER rating, meaning they use less energy to cool your home.

Consider these stats:

• If your AC was installed before 2006, the average SEER was 10. Now due to age, that same piece of equipment has a SEER of 7 or 8.

• The minimum SEER allowed to be installed today is 13.2. According to our Comfort Specialists, customers have been upgrading to a minimum of 16 SEERs for the last two years.

• For every increase in SEER, you should see a 4-6% decrease in your electricity costs.

And don’t forget, if your AC unit is more than 10 years old, it's likely using R22 refrigerant, which has been phased out due to its environmental impact. Not only is R22 becoming increasingly difficult to find, but it's also time to replace it to ensure your home stays cool and eco-friendly. Stay tuned for more information on additional industry-wide changes to the refrigerant used in your AC systems.

Call us today at 203.227.5181 or visit gaultenergy.com/ac-savings to schedule an in-home consultation with one of our Comfort Specialists.

Hard-Working Water Heaters

HARD-WORKING WATER HEATERS

Your hot water heater is one of the hardest-working appliances in your home, and upgrading is one of the easiest ways to reduce your energy usage, save money, and provide you with endless hot water all year round. Whether you're taking hot showers, washing dishes, or doing laundry, a reliable water heater is essential to keeping your household running smoothly.

1. Hot Water Heaters Are Essential Year-Round

While hot water usage tends to spike in the winter, your water heater is essential year-round. No matter the season, it provides hot water for showers, cooking, cleaning, bathing, etc. Even as it gets warmer outside, your water heater will continue to be used daily, so it’s important to ensure it's always in good working condition.

Now is the perfect time to check on your water heater. Regular maintenance can help prevent costly repairs and extend the lifespan of your unit, ensuring it meets your needs all year long.

2. Signs Your Water Heater Might Need Replacing

Even the most reliable water heaters have a lifespan of about 10-15 years. If your water heater is showing any of these signs, it might be time to start thinking about a replacement:

• Inconsistent Water Temperature: If you’re running out of hot water quickly or it’s fluctuating between hot and cold, your heater may be having trouble keeping the temperature steady.

• Unusual Noises: Rumbling or popping sounds are often signs of sediment buildup in the tank. This can reduce efficiency and cause damage over time.

• Leaks or Pooling Water: Any signs of water around your heater could mean a leak. Even small leaks can lead to major water damage if left unchecked.

• Age of the Heater: If your water heater is over 10 years old and you're noticing these issues, it’s a good idea to start considering a replacement before it completely fails.

3. Wall-Hung Propane Units: A Smart Upgrade for Your Home

If your home already has propane and you're ready to replace your water heater, consider upgrading to a sleek wall-hung propane unit. These modern efficient systems come with several benefits:

• Saves Space: Compact and mounted on the wall, these water heaters free up valuable floor space - perfect for smaller homes or tight utility rooms.

• Energy Efficient: Wall-hung units heat water on demand, reduce energy consumption, and eliminate standby heat loss which is common in traditional tank systems.

• Long-Term Savings: Built for durability and long-term efficiency, expect savings on energy bills and fewer maintenance issues in the future.

• Environmentally Friendly: Propane is a clean-burning fuel, so it’s a great option for homeowners looking to reduce their carbon footprint.

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At Gault Energy, we’re here to help you make the best choice for your home and ensure your water heater performs when you need it.

Our expert team is ready to guide you through the process, call 203.227.5181 for reliable advice and installation services!

New Homeowners: We’re Your Resource for a Smooth Transition

New Homeowners: We’re Your Resource for a Smooth Transition

Spring is here, and the real estate season is in full swing! Whether you're buying, selling, or settling into a new home, it’s important to get familiar with the systems that keep your home running smoothly. We’ve put together a helpful New Homeowner Guide to make the transition easier.

Our guide is packed with valuable resources on everything from your energy sources to your heating and cooling systems, thermostats, indoor air quality, and even automatic standby generators. Whether you're in a brand-new home or just need a refresher, our guide is here to help you make informed decisions about your home’s efficiency and maintenance.

From understanding your home’s HVAC systems to ways to save on your first deliveries, the Gault Energy New Homeowner Guide is the perfect place to start. Visit www.gaultenergy.com/new-homeowner today to explore the guide and make your home more comfortable and efficient for years to come.

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Check out current promotions on our social media and website pages! Right now, you could save big on purchasing and installing a new highly efficient air conditioning system!

Rolling Into Spring In High Gear!

Rolling Into Spring in High Gear

After coming out of a long cold winter, we’re ready to kick spring into high gear! We’ve got new service vehicles hitting the road, promotions on cooling equipment, and deliveries of mulch and gravel coming daily to give the outside of your home a little refresh.

Internally, each Spring we hold a series of annual meetings across the company, marking what we consider the end of our busy season. One thing we highlight all year and celebrate at the annual meeting is the licenses that are obtained by our team.

At Gault, we support our techs throughout the licensing process. All our technicians hold industry licenses; some even complete over 580 classroom hours and 8000 hours, or 4 years, of on-the-job training as required before even taking one of the more advanced licensing exams. It's not easy, to say the least! And in the past 12 months, 19 of our technicians have received additional licensing.

Through our Gault University program, we put a lot of time and resources into helping with on-the-job training, licensing books, and professional courses. We also work closely with some of our state’s technical high schools to train aspiring technicians and prepare them for the workforce.

I’m so proud of our technicians and the GU team for all their accomplishments.

Sam Gault
President
Gault Family Companies

New Year, New Safety Checks: Keep Your Home Safe & Efficient in 2025

Matt, Service Technician

New Year, New Safety Checks: Keep Your Home Safe & Efficient in 2025

As we enter the new year, it’s a great time to ensure your home is ready for the cold months ahead. Gault is here to help you stay safe, comfortable, and worry-free with our comprehensive safety checks. Don’t wait for problems to arise, schedule these essential inspections today!

1. Electrical Safety Checks

Winter weather can place extra stress on your home’s electrical system. From heavy snow to power outages, it's essential to have your electrical panel, outlets, and wiring checked. Our licensed electricians will ensure everything is safe and functioning properly, reducing the risk of electrical fires or breakdowns. Click here to schedule your electrical safety check.

2. Propane Safety Checks

Whether you use propane for heating, cooking, or hot water, ensuring your system is in top condition is crucial. Our propane safety checks include inspecting your tank, lines, and appliances for leaks or other issues. It’s the best way to prevent costly repairs and ensure safe operation throughout the winter. Click here to schedule your propane safety check.

3. Free Oil Tank Inspection

Your oil tank may be out of sight, but it shouldn’t be out of mind! As part of our heating system tune-up, we offer a free oil tank inspection to check for signs of wear and tear, leaks, or corrosion. Catching issues early can save you from an emergency breakdown or costly cleanup.

4. Heating Equipment Check

Is your furnace, boiler, or heating system ready for the winter chill? Our comprehensive heating equipment tune-ups ensure your system runs efficiently and at peak performance. This preventative maintenance helps reduce the risk of unexpected breakdowns and can extend the life of your equipment. During the tune-up, our technicians will inspect all key components, clean filters, check for any signs of wear, and make sure your heating system is ready to keep your home warm throughout the season.

Booking your tune-up or safety check has never been easier! Visit our new customer portal to schedule your service at your convenience. It’s quick, easy, and available 24/7 - so you can stay on top of your home’s safety without skipping a beat.

Why Schedule These Checks?

Regular safety checks help reduce the risk of costly repairs, improve the efficiency of your home’s heating systems, and ensure the safety of your family. Plus, with the unpredictable weather ahead, it’s always better to be proactive.

Don’t wait for a problem to arise - schedule your safety checks now to start the year off on the right foot. Call us at 203.227.5181 to book your appointment.

Stay safe, warm, and comfortable in 2025!

Breathe Easy with Our Indoor Air Quality Promotion!

Breathe Easy with Our Indoor Air Quality Promotion!

At Gault Energy & Home Solutions, we know that clean air isn’t just a luxury - it’s essential to your family’s health and comfort. That’s why we’re excited to offer a limited-time promotion that lets you save $100 for every $1,000 spent on our Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) products. From air purifiers to ventilation systems, we have the solutions to help you breathe easier and live healthier.

Why Is Indoor Air Quality So Important?

The air inside your home has a direct impact on your well-being. Poor indoor air quality can lead to a variety of health concerns, including allergies, asthma, respiratory issues, and even more serious conditions like heart disease and cancer. Common indoor air pollutants such as dust, mold, and pet dandruff can provoke symptoms and affect your quality of life. Fortunately, improving your IAQ is easier than you might think - and it starts with the right products.

Our Indoor Air Quality Products & Systems:

1. Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERVs):

Maintaining a healthy home starts with fresh air. Our Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERVs) from Honeywell and Aprilaire provide a continuous supply of clean, fresh air while conserving energy. These systems draw in fresh air from the outside, filter out pollutants, and then push out stale indoor air. They help to maintain balanced humidity levels, improving overall comfort and reducing the buildup of allergens and mold. The result is better air quality and lower energy bills!

2. Air Purification Systems:

AtmosAir air purifiers eliminate airborne contaminants such as bacteria, viruses, mold spores, allergens, and odors. These systems have been laboratory-tested and proven to reduce the presence of the coronavirus by 99.92% within just 30 minutes of exposure. This makes them an ideal solution for families concerned about the spread of germs and viruses in their homes.

3. Humidifiers:

Dry air can be just as harmful as polluted air, causing issues like dry skin, irritated sinuses, static electricity, and even damage to furniture and wooden floors. Aprilaire Humidifiers provide an effective solution to this common problem by maintaining optimal humidity levels in your home. Proper humidity not only helps you breathe easier but also enhances your comfort, especially in the winter months when indoor air tends to be drier. These systems help balance moisture levels, making your home feel warmer and more comfortable even at lower temperatures.

4. Electronic Air Cleaners:

For powerful filtration and air purification, we recommend Trane “Clean Effects” electronic air cleaners. These systems ionize air particles, giving them an electrical charge that causes them to be attracted to oppositely charged plates. These air cleaners are particularly beneficial for households with allergy sufferers or those wanting to improve air quality without constantly changing filters.

5. UV Germicidal Lights:

Air passing through Aprilaire UV Germicidal Lamps are thoroughly disinfected of pathogens, which helps reduce airborne bacteria and viruses. The germicidal power of UV light also keeps mold from growing on the coil of the unit, preventing unwanted mold and mold spores from circulating into your home.

6. Media Filters:

Airborne contaminants cycle through your HVAC system, making media filters crucial for maintaining indoor air quality. The filters remove the air invaders through a series of pleats which expand into a replacement cartridge for a high collection, low resistance capture.

If you’re a part of our Cooling Protection Plan, we upgrade your filters to high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) models during annual maintenance. HEPA filters have a higher MERV rating, they trap more particles by removing up to 99.97% of dust, pollen, mold, bacteria, and other airborne contaminants when replaced regularly. 

Now is the perfect time to invest in your home’s indoor air quality.

Benefit from our current promotion to improve the air you breathe while saving money! Call 203.227.5181 today for a FREE consultation and discover our top-of-the-line IAQ products and solutions.

Your family deserves cleaner, healthier air!