Industrial heat pumps are very different from their residential heat pump cousins, and not just size-wise. more
Have a calculator handy when you start thinking about buying a new furnace. more
Maybe you’re used to a heating or cooling system that lets you know when it turns on and when it stops. more
You probably have run into similar problems with an older car. Your furnace ignition is slow to fully engage, which can be a symptom of bigger problems. Everything from “maybe the ignition just needs cleaning” to “maybe the entire furnace needs replacing.” more
Water heaters run out of hot water for a variety of reasons, but almost always at the worst of times – you’re in the middle of a shower, for example. more
Cold weather increases the chance of a fire in your home, and a poorly maintained heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system may be the cause. more
Do you ever wonder about the quality of the air inside your home or business? more
Do your windows have condensation on the inside?
Is mold growing on your ceiling or walls?
Does your home smell like an old cellar? more
Some HVAC “emergencies” are very obvious. The heat dies and the temperature outside is 20 degrees and falling. Or refrigerant is leaking, introducing toxic gas to your indoor air and threatening major damage to your heating, ventilation and air conditioning system. more
Multi-zone systems are one reason home-owners are switching to all-climate heat pumps. more
Some people believe they are saving money by turning off the heating and air-conditioning system when they’re at work or away for several hours. more
The sweet spot for your water heater is 120 degrees Fahrenheit. more