The heating system is a vital part of any home specially during the cold winter months. Heating systems are not cheap to replace or repair, but they’re a necessity. A failed heating system can result in various other problems throughout your home. You should inspect your heating system each year before the temperatures drop. If you notice any of these things, it’s a sign it’s time to replace. Unusual Sounds A well-maintained heating system should
As we welcome fall with open arms, we are still experiencing warm weather so our heating systems aren’t on just yet, making it the ideal time to start preparing to turn them on and handling any issues you might have put off last season. So, what exactly should be you be doing to prepare your HVAC system for winter? Check Your Furnace’s Filter A dirty filter can minimize airflow through your heating system, causing it
With fall right around the corner, you’ll soon be making the switch from air conditioning to heating. After a long, hot summer, you might realize your furnace is no longer running as well as it was the previous year and that it’s making some odd noises. In this guide, you’ll learn more about these noises, what they actually mean, and how you can troubleshoot the issue. Whistling Noises If your furnace is making whistling noises,
Whether you’re buying a new home or need to upgrade your current system, installing a new heating system is an investment that can be expensive so it’s important to select the best option for your home. To make the process easier for you, we’ve compiled how each of the most popular heating systems work and the advantages and disadvantages of each. Types of Heating Systems There are three main types of heating systems – furnaces,
Summer is in full force and that means sneezing, sniffly noses, sore throats, and itchy eyes. Allergy season is here! Combined with the hot summer temperatures, the best place to be to keep your symptoms at bay is indoors, but sometimes your home contains more allergens and pollutants than the outdoors. By keeping up with regular HVAC maintenance, you are able to rid your home of these allergens. Common Indoor Allergens Pollen Mold Dust Mites
When preparing to leave for vacation, your to-do list can be quite long and include tasks such as finding a pet sitter, eating what’s left in the fridge, and packing. But what about your HVAC system? You might be planning on unplugging your appliances, turning off your lights, and turning off your HVAC system, but should you turn your water heater off too? What are the energy savings? If you’re planning on leaving for vacation
Installing air conditioning is a big investment, especially if you need to install duct work. If you’re not ready for this large upfront cost, ductless air conditioning is a great option! Depending on the size of your home and the system you purchase, the average cost to install ductless air conditioning in your home can range between $3,000-$5,000. Although the cost is higher than a window AC unit, you have the ability to have a
Whether you’re installing an HVAC system for the first time or replacing the one you currently have, there are two basic choices: a system that requires ducts and a system that is ductless. Deciding which system is right for your home will depend on what you’re looking for in a heating and cooling system, your budget, and the set up of your home. Duct Systems An HVAC system that requires ducts will be made up
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