It might seem like the weather has just started to cool down. But autumn is officially here, and that means winter is also on its way! You don’t want to be caught unprepared. There are things you should be doing to make sure your HVAC system is ready to make the switch from cooling to heating. Here’s a checklist for you!
Sometimes, it’s very clear where the source of a problem is. That’s most often the case with self-contained appliances or systems. But your HVAC system isn’t just one thing—it’s an interconnected group of systems, all of which have to work together to provide the home comfort you need.
A problem with one part of your HVAC system may have a significant effect on other parts of the system, or on your overall experience. The trick is that you might not know where in the system the issue began. How can you tell which part of your HVAC system is causing a problem? We’ll go over some clues to help you piece it together.
Today’s home climate control options are far beyond what used to be possible. New high-efficiency air conditioners use new materials, variable-speed motors, and multi-phase compressors to keep homes cool with much less energy. Heat pumps can do all that as well as heating homes in the winter. And then there’s smart technology.
Smart technology means more advanced computer systems being integrated into all sorts of household items. One product that has a major impact on home climate control is the smart thermostat. What is a smart thermostat? What makes it different from other thermostats? How does it work? Is it worth investing in? Let’s explore some answers.
When you need a contractor to work on your HVAC system—whether that’s for an installation, routine maintenance, or an urgent repair—how do you choose the right company for the job? First and foremost, you need to do a bit of research, so you can find a contractor whose values and priorities line up with yours.
Where can you find that information? You can find it right here! We’d like to tell you a little bit about our values so you can see how our HVAC contractors will prioritize the needs of your family and your home.
