Outdoor Lifestyle Products: Falco's offers a range of products designed to enhance your outdoor living experience. This includes:
This term refers to any residence currently standing and occupied. Our services for existing homes involve upgrading or adding new heating and cooling systems, fireplaces, or other home improvement solutions to enhance comfort and efficiency.
Pertains to homes that are in the planning or construction phase. Our offerings for future homes include advanced planning and installation of heating, cooling, and fireplace systems, ensuring they are integrated seamlessly into the new construction.
Involves modifying or upgrading an existing space in a home. This could include installing new fireplaces, stoves, or heating and cooling systems as part of a larger home renovation project to improve functionality and aesthetics.
A gas fireplace that vents directly to the outside, minimizing heat loss. It draws in air from outside for combustion and expels gases outside, providing efficient heating and improved indoor air quality.
Designed to fit into an existing fireplace cavity, converting it into a more efficient gas-burning fireplace. It uses direct vent technology for safe and efficient operation.
A standalone stove that operates on gas and uses direct vent technology. Ideal for heating specific areas or rooms without the need for an existing fireplace.
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Independent wood-burning stoves that offer efficient heating and traditional wood fire ambiance. They can be installed in various locations within a home.
Inserts that convert traditional open wood fireplaces into more efficient heating sources. They fit into the existing fireplace space, utilizing the existing chimney with a new flue liner.
Wood fireplaces that are sealed from the room, usually featuring glass doors. They offer better heating efficiency and safety compared to open wood fireplaces
Traditional wood-burning fireplaces that are not sealed from the room. While they offer ambiance and radiant heat, they are less efficient than their sealed counterparts.
An efficient, standalone heating unit that burns compressed wood or biomass pellets. Known for its convenience and automated features like feed mechanisms and programmable thermostats.
Designed to fit into existing fireplaces, converting them to use pellet fuel. It combines the efficiency of pellet heating with the charm of a traditional fireplace.
HVAC systems encompass the technology and equipment used to regulate indoor environmental comfort, including temperature control and air quality. These systems are essential in residential and commercial buildings, providing heating, cooling, and ventilation to maintain a safe and comfortable indoor atmosphere.
Ductless Systems: HVAC systems that provide heating and cooling without the need for ductwork, suitable for room-by-room control.
Ducted Systems: Traditional HVAC systems that use a network of ducts to distribute air throughout a building.
Damper Ducted Systems: These systems use dampers installed within the ductwork to control and direct airflow to specific zones. While they offer zone control in ducted HVAC systems, their effectiveness depends on the proper adjustment of ductwork and blower size. It's essential to ensure that these systems are meticulously designed and balanced to avoid issues like uneven heating/cooling and system strain.
Ductless Systems: Ductless zone control systems, often referred to as mini-split systems, offer a more flexible and efficient approach to zoning, especially advantageous in new constructions. Each zone has its own independent unit, eliminating the need for ductwork and allowing precise temperature control. Ductless systems are easier to install, offer higher energy efficiency, and provide a more direct approach to heating and cooling specific areas of a building.
Smart thermostats are devices that automate HVAC control, enhancing efficiency with their ability to be operated remotely. These innovative tools streamline energy use and provide convenient control over your home’s climate.
A unit of heat; used to measure the heating power of different energy sources.
A standard for wood stoves and fireplaces ensuring they meet environmental and efficiency guidelines set by the Environmental Protection Agency.
Devices that detect carbon monoxide gas to prevent poisoning, essential in homes with combustion appliances.
A device in furnaces and fireplaces that transfers heat to the surrounding air.
Structures that safely transport exhaust gases from fireplaces, stoves, or furnaces outside the building.
Linings inside chimneys that protect the masonry from heat and corrosion and improve fireplace efficiency and safety.