Shane Guillozet
Shane Guillozet is the Electrical Manager at Ed’s Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric and a licensed State of Ohio electrical contractor with 20 years of experience in the electrical and home services industry. He specializes in residential electrical services and selects commercial projects, including electrical repairs, panel upgrades, new installations, and system improvements, helping customers keep their homes and businesses powered safely and reliably.
Throughout his 20 years with the company, Shane has worked closely with homeowners, builders, and business owners across the Miami Valley, guiding projects from initial inspection through completed installation and system upgrades. Known for his safe, reliable electrical solutions, quality workmanship, and exceptional customer service, Shane draws on his hands-on experience to create educational content that helps property owners better understand their electrical systems, recognize early warning signs, and make confident, informed decisions about electrical safety and improvements.
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If your energy bills keep climbing despite no changes in your daily routine, dirty air ducts may be the hidden culprit. Many homeowners overlook ductwork contamination as a source of HVAC inefficiency, but the buildup lurking inside your duct system directly forces your heating and cooling equipment to consume more energy just to keep your […]
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A slow drain in the kitchen or a faint knocking sound behind the wall might seem like a minor inconvenience, but for Dayton homeowners, these small signals often point to serious trouble brewing inside the plumbing system. Common plumbing problems Dayton homeowners should never ignore range from persistent clogs and discolored water to strange pipe […]
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Selecting the right HVAC system is one of the most important decisions you can make for your home. Your choice affects indoor comfort, energy consumption, air quality, and long-term operating expenses. A properly selected system can provide dependable heating and cooling throughout the year while helping you manage monthly utility costs. This guide explains how […]
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Your furnace works quietly throughout the heating season, but signs your furnace has a cracked heat exchanger can show up as soot buildup, corrosion, unusual burner behavior or flame color changes, strange odors, water pooling near the furnace, short cycling, uneven heating, unusual noises, rising utility bills, or even headaches and dizziness that may point […]
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Few things disrupt a household faster than stepping into a cold shower or discovering a puddle spreading beneath your water heater. When something goes wrong, most homeowners find themselves staring at a collection of valves, pipes, and components they cannot identify, let alone troubleshoot. Understanding the parts of a water heater puts you in control. […]
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Your family breathes roughly 15,000 liters of air every single day, and most of that air passes through your home’s duct system before it reaches your lungs. So how often should air ducts be cleaned to keep that air safe? The standard recommendation is every 3 to 5 years for most households, but several factors, […]
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The single biggest mistake homeowners make when replacing their air conditioner is not choosing the wrong brand or skipping a feature. It is installing the wrong size unit. Understanding why proper AC sizing matters before AC installation can make all the difference between a system that delivers consistent comfort for 20 years and one that […]
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A single overlooked crack in a heat exchanger or a slow refrigerant leak can turn a mild inconvenience into a thousands-of-dollars emergency, often in the middle of a Dayton heat wave or a January cold snap. A professional HVAC inspection is the most reliable way to catch those problems before they escalate into costly repairs, […]
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Relying exclusively on your home’s main power system can lead to numerous problems, particularly during periods of severe weather. Whole-home generators, also referred to as standby generators, offer a valuable complement or alternative to conventional power sources. They offer a range of advantages that typical power systems lack, such as the capability to operate continuously […]
