Beware These Potential End-Of-Season Heating Repair Needs
February 8th, 2021Don’t ignore any signs of heater disrepair just because it’s the end of the season! Here’s what to watch out for.
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Why You Shouldn’t Ignore These Furnace Sounds!
January 25th, 2021Read on as we uncover some common noises a furnace in disrepair may make, and why you shouldn’t ignore them.
Don’t Let These Heater Noises Haunt You
October 21st, 2019If you haven’t scheduled preventive maintenance yet for your home heating system, now is the time!
Picking Out the Most Efficient HVAC System
October 23rd, 2017Efficiency is more than just a buzzword. Pick out the most efficient HVAC system for your home with our expert help.
How to Tell If Your Heat Pump Is Low on Refrigerant
February 25th, 2015Refrigerant is the lifeblood of any heat pump system. A heat pump moves heat from one place to another by evaporating and condensing refrigerant to capture and release heat in different areas, depending on the mode it’s using. Without sufficient refrigerant, a heat pump would lose the ability to actually operate as a heating or cooling system.
How a Furnace Limit Switch Helps Keep Your Home Safe
January 7th, 2015Through urban legend and other unreliable means, furnaces have garnered a level of concern around their ability to be safe. While safety should always be taken with any type of combustion system, today’s heating systems are equipped with a number of safety mechanisms and devices, many which are redundant, that ensure your personalized safety.
What Can Happen if Your Heat Pump Loses Refrigerant
December 3rd, 2014The heat pump is one of the most efficient types of home comfort systems available for both heating and cooling. More and more, people are making the switch to heat pumps since they require little energy to run and may last longer than many other types of AC systems.
3 Common Heat Pump Repairs
October 29th, 2014Heat pumps are quickly rising in popularity among homeowners looking to replace their heating and cooling systems. This is because these units are extremely efficient, with very high SEERs (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratios) so that you are likely to save a lot of money every month in the summer and a high HSPF (Heating Seasonal Performance Factor) for heating efficiency as well.
Signs That It’s Time for Boiler Replacement
October 15th, 2014Boilers can be remarkably sturdy machines. Some well-maintained iron boilers have lasted over a century, and still see use in homes today. Despite their hardy natures, however, even boilers have a limit to their longevity. When that limit is reached, it pays to recognize the signs so that you can replace your boiler before it fails.
How Technicians Determine the Size of Your New AC
August 20th, 2014In order for an air conditioner to work well for a home, it must be properly sized for the home. The installers need to determine how large a cooling load a new air conditioning system must produce in order to keep the home at the temperature that the homeowner wants for comfort.
