Tag: heat pumps
Air-Source Heat Pumps: The Pros and Cons
Having an air-source heat pump in a climate like ours has its pros and cons. Most occur in the winter, since these systems are heat-dependent. Improvements in their technology is making them viable choices for use in northern states, but before you choose, consider these advantages and disadvantages of air source heat pumps: Pros of an Air-Source Heat Pump
When A Heat Pump Freezes, Here’s What To Do
During normal heat pump operation in the winter, you may notice that the unit’s outdoor coils accumulate some frost or even small amounts of ice. This is normal and is usually resolved when the heat pump shifts into defrost mode. If your heat pump freezes over completely, however, then it’s time to call for the assistance
How Do Snow and Ice Impact My Furnace?
If you live in the Cleveland area, you know all about snow and ice. Cleveland has an average annual snowfall total of five feet, and winter lows in the 20’s. Snow and ice have an enormous impact on many aspects of daily life. Your HVAC system is no exception. The Problem With Snow Snow and ice can cause furnace problems
Troubleshooting Airflow Issues With A Heat-Pump System
While heat pumps are an excellent home comfort solution for homeowners here in the Cleveland area, they do require a reasonable amount of professional maintenance and the occasional troubleshooting. Improper installation, leaking ducts and neglected maintenance can lead to low airflow and other problems, as Energy Star has noted. Performance can be compromised if the
What’s the Best Heating System for Your Ohio Home?
When you need a new heating system installation in Ohio, investing your time in choosing the best system will result in greater comfort and overall satisfaction for years to come. Because winters in Ohio are long and harsh, start with a trusted HVAC contractor who can provide the expertise each step of the way for
3 Common Heat Pump Problems
If your home is heated and cooled with a heat pump, you need to make sure that equipment is operating properly. After all, your heat pump is responsible for keeping your home comfortable in the summer and in the winter. To that end, here’s a look at three common heat pump problems and how to solve