You may or may not know that your heating system needs maintenance at least once a year in order to stay in top condition. That is, unless you have a heat pump. If you use a heat pump, you actually need to schedule maintenance twice a year to reap the same benefits as other heating systems that only need it once a year. Why is this the case? Read on to find out.
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Why Your Heat Pump Needs Maintenance Twice a Year
November 9th, 2015Should You Replace Your Furnace Before Winter?
November 2nd, 2015Furnaces can last a long time, but they don’t last forever. No matter how well you take care of your furnace, you will eventually have to replace it. With winter just around the corner, now is the time to determine whether or not you need to have your furnace replaced. If you aren’t sure whether or not your furnace needs replacing, we can help. Read on for some of the symptoms that your furnace needs to be replaced before winter.
The Advantages of Geothermal Heating
October 26th, 2015Fall is the time of year when people start to get their home heating situations in order, including installing new systems if necessary. If you’re in the market for a new home heating system, you should consider geothermal heating. Let’s take a look at what geothermal heating is, and some of the advantages that it offers.
Improve Your Home Heating Situation with Zone Control
October 19th, 2015Centralized forced air heating has a lot of advantages, which is why it is the most popular type of home heating in the country. However, it does have a number of drawbacks as well. One of the biggest disadvantages to using centralized heating is that it cannot change the level of output it directs to each room of the house. A central heating system can only be on at full blast, or off. There is no in-between area. This leads to a lot of wasted energy on places like empty rooms. Fortunately, there is a way to deal with this problem. Let’s take a look at zone control, and how it can help your heating system this fall.
Strange Furnace Noises And What They Mean
October 12th, 2015Heating season is here, which means that heating problems are going to start cropping up as more people start to rely on their heating systems for warmth. If you are one of the millions of people who use furnaces, you are going to want to listen for strange noises once you turn your heating system on. These noises can indicate a wide variety of problems with the furnace. Read on to find out more about furnace noises, and what they can mean for your system.
Should I Schedule Fall Heating Maintenance?
October 5th, 2015Fall is here, and that means the beginning of the heating season. Sure, we may still get some warm days here and there, but for the most part it is time to shut down your air conditioner and get your heater ready for the winter. And that means it is time to schedule fall heating maintenance. Read on for some of the advantages of scheduling fall heating maintenance.
Why Diesel Particulate Filters Are Necessary
September 28th, 2015With the recent Volkswagon scandal regarding their diesel vehicles, a lot of questions are being raised about diesel and its role in transportation. A lot of people are curious about why diesel is subject to tighter environmental restrictions, and why it is a big deal in the first place. We’d like to take this opportunity to share some info on why things like diesel particulate filters are necessary. Read on for more information.
Should I Install a Dehumidifier in My Home?
September 21st, 2015Air temperature isn’t the only thing you need to worry about when it comes to keeping your indoor climate comfortable. Humidity is also a major factor, not only in your comfort but in your health and quality of life. If your home’s air is chronically humid, you might want to consider installing a dehumidifier to address it. Read on for some of the problems high humidity can cause, and how a dehumidifier can fix it.
Heat Pump Issues You Need to Watch For
September 14th, 2015Summer is drawing to a close, but we still have a few weeks of hot weather to go before things start cooling off. That means you don’t get to breathe a sigh of relief just yet, and you still need to be keeping an eye on your heat pump. Stress-related issues can pop up in the system at any time, and are more likely during seasons of heavy usage like summer. So, with that in mind, let’s take a look at some heat pump problems you need to be vigilant for.
Why Installing a Humidifier Is a Good Idea
September 7th, 2015Texas has a well-earned reputation of being an uncomfortably hot place during the summer. Since we live in a desert, the fact that it’s hot and dry shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone. What might be surprising, however, is the effect that the environment can have on you and your home. In order to cope with the oppressive heat, most homeowners run their air conditioners non-stop all summer long. This takes care of the heat, but one of the side-effects of heavy air conditioner use is that it removes most of the humidity from the air in your home. Let’s take a look at what that lack of humidity can do, and why installing a humidifier is a good idea.
