FAQs

The replacement frequency for air filters varies based on the type of filter and how much your system is used. As a general guideline, it's best to replace filters every 30 to 90 days to maintain optimal performance and air quality in your home.

A furnace produces heat by combusting fuel like gas or oil, whereas a heat pump functions by moving heat from the outdoor air into your home, even during colder weather conditions.

SEER, or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio, is a measurement used to assess the energy efficiency of air conditioning units. Air conditioners with higher SEER ratings are more energy-efficient.

We recommend scheduling professional HVAC maintenance twice a year. Plan one service appointment for your heating system and another for your cooling system to ensure efficient operation throughout the year.

Duct cleaning is a procedure that removes dust, debris, and potential allergens from your HVAC system's ductwork. This service can help improve your indoor air quality and enhance your system's efficiency.

To enhance your indoor air quality, consider using air purifiers, regularly changing air filters, ensuring proper ventilation throughout your home, and maintaining appropriate humidity levels.

Selecting the most appropriate HVAC system for your home requires a professional evaluation. Our HVAC specialists will conduct an on-site assessment, taking into account factors such as your home's size, specific heating and cooling needs, environmental conditions, and installation requirements. Based on this thorough analysis, we'll provide a customized recommendation and efficient installation service.

To reduce your energy costs, consider installing a programmable thermostat to optimize heating and cooling when you're away; replacing old light bulbs with energy-efficient options like CFLs or LEDs; using ceiling fans as an alternative to air conditioning when possible; unplugging unused appliances to prevent standby power consumption; and ensure your windows and doors are properly sealed to maintain HVAC efficiency.

It may be time to replace your HVAC system if it requires frequent repairs, is over 15 years old, or struggles to maintain comfortable temperatures in your home. Older systems often operate less efficiently, which can lead to higher energy costs over time.

A heat pump is a versatile HVAC solution that provides both heating and cooling capabilities. It can be integrated with various indoor systems, including all-electric and dual-fuel options, for year-round comfort. During colder months, a heat pump extracts heat from the outdoor air to warm your home. In some instances, additional heating from an electric heater or gas furnace may be necessary to achieve desired temperatures.