Have you noticed your furnace turning itself on and off every couple of minutes? That’s called “short cycling,” and it’s a serious threat to the health of your system. If not fixed as quickly as possible, it can easily shorten the life of the system and make breakdowns more likely. Let’s take a look at why short cycling happens, and the damage it can cause.
Beware of Furnace Short Cycling
December 23rd, 2015Common Ductless Heating Issues to Watch for
December 21st, 2015Ductless heating systems have a lot of advantages, and are quite popular both as heating and air conditioning systems. Just like any other system, though, they have their own set of problems to deal with. As you use your ductless heating system to keep warm this winter, keep an eye out for issues that require repair. Let’s go over a few of the more common ductless heating issues that can show up.
Types of Generators Available for Installation
December 7th, 2015Florida is one of those areas where the power grid is not as reliable as it should be, especially during hurricane season. If you happen to live in an area that gets frequent blackouts, you don’t have to just sit in the dark and wait for the lights to turn back on. A generator could be the perfect solution if you want to keep your home up and running. Read on for more information on how they can help your home.
Why Ice is Forming on Your Heat Pump
November 30th, 2015If you’re using a heat pump to stay warm this winter, you may start to notice ice forming on the outside part of your system. This doesn’t necessarily mean that your system is in trouble. In fact, it’s pretty much bound to happen if you start up your heat pump on especially cold days. Ice on your heat pump can become a problem under certain circumstances. Read on to find out where heat pump ice comes from, and how to deal with it.
The Problem of Short Cycling
November 23rd, 2015Winter is finally here, and that means you’re probably relying on your furnace on a daily basis. There are a couple of precautions that you need to take while you’re using your furnace that often, one of which is cleaning the air filter every couple of months. If you don’t do this, you run the risk of causing short cycling to occur in your system. Let’s take a closer look at short cycling, and the damage it can cause to your furnace.
Do I Need to Replace My Furnace?
November 16th, 2015Winter is here, and if you aren’t yet relying on your furnace on a daily basis you soon will be. Along with that added use comes added stress, and some of us have furnaces that just won’t be able to cope. If your furnace can’t get you through another winter, it’s highly advisable that you have it replaced now. Otherwise, you may have the system break down on you in the middle of winter. No one wants to be without heat for a week or more while they scramble to find a new heating system. Keep an eye out for these signs that your furnace needs to be replaced.
Strange Furnace Noises, and What They Mean
November 9th, 2015As the days start to get colder, you’re going to start relying on your furnace to keep you warm on a day-to-day basis. At some point, you may start to hear strange noises coming from your furnace. Unusual noises are often the first sign of a problem with your system. Let’s take a look at some of the more common noises that you need to listen for.
Now is the Time for Heating Maintenance
November 2nd, 2015Floridians are lucky when it comes to winter; we don’t have to deal with cold weather until December at the earliest. However, that doesn’t mean that you should neglect your home heating preparations until the last minute. Heating maintenance is a vital part of making sure that your system can handle the onslaught of winter. Read on to find out more about the benefits of heating maintenance, and why you should schedule it this fall.
Consider Installing a Ductless Mini Split System this Fall
October 26th, 2015The days are getting colder, and though Florida has a few more months of warm weather than other parts of the country it’s still important to make sure that you have a reliable heating system in place. If you’re in the market for a new heater, consider installing a ductless mini split system. Let’s take a look at how ductless mini split systems work, and the advantages they can provide.
Install a Zone Control System this Fall to Improve Your Heating
October 19th, 2015We have a bit of time before the cold weather really hits here in Florida. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t prepare for it now. If you haven’t already scheduled heating maintenance for your system yet, you should. That’s not the only way to improve your home’s heating situation, though. Let’s take a look at zone control, and how it can help make your home more comfortable and energy efficient this winter.