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Are you thinking about upgrading your furnace? It’s no secret that furnaces provide greater heating power than heat pumps. Heat pumps only transfer heat, whereas furnaces create heat. If you currently have a gas furnace, here are 5 good reasons to upgrade to an electric furnace. #1) No Flue Gases You don’t have to worry …
Zoning has become increasingly common with residential heating, ventilation, and cooling (HVAC) systems. Whether your home has a conventional HVAC system consisting of an AC system and a furnace, or if it has a dual-purpose heat pump, you may want to get it zoned. Zoning offers several benefits that make it a smart investment. The …
What type of central heating system does your home use? If it uses a gas furnace, you’ll need to ensure that it’s properly ventilated. Gas furnaces must be ventilated to prevent the buildup of harmful gases. Turning a blind eye to poor or nonexistent ventilation will create a safety hazard for you and your family …
Depending on the age of your AC system, it may have a belt. Most older AC systems have a belt. It’s found inside the condenser unit where it helps to power the condenser fan. Belts, of course, can fail. If your AC system’s condenser belt has failed, it may lead to an uncomfortably hot home …
Most heating, ventilation and cooling (HVAC) system thermostats have more than just temperature control buttons. They often have a reset button as well. Whether your HVAC system features a standard thermostat or a smart thermostat, you may discover a reset button on it. While most homeowners never use it, the reset button serves an important …
Your heating, ventilation, and cooling (HVAC) system requires ducts to distribute conditioned air. As your HVAC system creates warm or cool air, it must distribute this conditioned air into your home’s living spaces. This is where ducts come into play. The conditioned air will move from the AC system or furnace into the ducts before …
Furnaces and heat pumps aren’t the only types of heating systems available. Another type is a hybrid heating system. Hybrid heating systems don’t use a single type of heating technology. Rather, they feature both a furnace and a heat pump. Hybrid heating systems offer both pros and cons. If you’re considering a hybrid heating system …
Heat pumps are commonly found in residential heating, ventilation and cooling (HVAC) systems. Many homes in Texas and the surrounding Southern states don’t have a furnace. Instead, they have a heat pump, which may or may not be used in conjunction with an AC system. You can use a heat pump to cool or warm …
Fans are a common part of all air AC systems. Without them, your AC system won’t be able to cool your home. There are two different types of AC system fans, however. Assuming you have a central AC system, it will likely feature a condenser fan and a blower fan, both of which are essential …
Depending on where your AC system is located, it may require a condensate drain pump. All AC systems produce moisture in the form of condensation. Coolant will flow through your AC system’s evaporator coil where it’s exposed to warm air, thereby allowing the coolant to absorb heat from inside of your home. As it absorbs …
