Heat pumps are incredibly versatile appliances that regulate the temperature in your home all year round. These units can either warm up your house during winter or cool it down in summer. However, sometimes you may run into an issue where the heat pump blows hot air even when it’s set to cool mode.

Central HVAC systems produce conditioned air in one place and then distribute it via ducting. HVAC air ducts are often comprised of metal, which is prone to creating noise, even with the slightest disturbance. This noise can be annoying, especially if it’s loud. However, certain noises have different causes. This article shares causes and solutions.

A furnace can make the season bearable by keeping your home warm. However, it won’t operate if the electricity goes out. This may come as a surprise since the furnace depends on combustible fuel. This article discusses why a furnace relies on electricity and shares some strategies to stay warm during a power outage.

The process of winterization involves preparing your home for the cold weather, including cleaning your gutters, insulating the outdoor faucets, and arranging professional HVAC maintenance. As of late, many property owners have asked us if they should purchase an air conditioner cover. We discuss this topic further in this article.

It is always stressful when your boiler does not function properly. Since we rely on it heavily for heat and hot water, it feels like one of the most inconvenient experiences that can happen, especially during the winter. This article discusses some frequent boiler problems and the details of why these issues occur.

Unfortunately, an ailing heating system typically fails in the middle of a cold snap, when you need it most. If you find yourself in such a situation, you’ll need to stay secure and warm until the HVAC contractor shows up. This guide covers the best techniques to keep warm during a home heating emergency.

While your boiler is an essential piece of equipment in your home, it will not last forever. Eventually, your boiler’s performance will decline, and you will see changes in its reliability and efficiency. At this point, you may have to install a new boiler. This article discusses what to look for.