If you’re in the market for a new air conditioning system, you have a lot of different options to choose from. Each of the many air conditioning systems available on the market offers its own benefits, suited to a different set of individual needs.
There isn’t much point to having a heat pump in your home if it isn’t capable of cooling you during the summer. If your heat pump isn’t cooling as much as it should, there could be a number of different reasons why.
If you’re using a heat pump to keep cool this summer, you need to make sure that your system is up to the task of working through another season. If your system is not going to last another summer, you should be able to recognize the signs so you can replace it as soon as possible.
Heat pumps don’t operate the same way that traditional home heating systems do. Instead of burning fuel to generate their own heat, they use refrigerant to move preexisting heat between the home and the outside environment.
When you think of a home heating system, odds are the first thing that comes to mind is a furnace of some kind. Those are definitely the most popular home heating type in the country, but that doesn’t make them the only option.
As the days get colder, and you start to rely on your heat pump to keep your home warm, you may notice ice start to form on the outside unit. Now, that may seem like a pretty strange thing, especially in Florida.
If you’ve spent some time on this blog before, then you’ve seen us recommend that you get your climate control systems checked at least once a year. This helps keep the system in good shape and lessens the chances of a problem occurring.
Traditional air conditioning is good at what it does, which is why it’s the number one choice for home cooling. However, it is not the only option, or even the best option for all people.
Deciding to have a heat pump installed is an important step toward receiving superior indoor comfort in your home all year round. However, your choices don’t stop there: you have to find the right type and size of unit, and you’ll need to balance a number of factors...
A problem that can sometimes afflict heat pumps is “short-cycling.” This describes when a heat pump shuts off too early during it heating or cooling cycle before it can provide adequate temperatures. Homeowners usually notice this...
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