As the weather starts to turn chilly in Cincinnati and Springboro, several aspects of your home heating system deserve your attention before you can expect efficient performance all season long. Check the following items off your home heating checklist so you’re ready for the cold.… read more »
Dual-fuel heating is a relatively new approach to conditioning homes in Cincinnati. It employs all of the energy efficiency of a heat pump and switches to a gas furnace when temperatures fall into the 30s or lower. This kind of system lets you extract the heat in the air using the heat pump and only uses fuel when the outdoor temperatures don't have enough heat to warm your home efficiently.… read more »
If you want to take a bite out of your heating bill, consider using ceiling fans to help recirculate the heated air that naturally rises to the ceiling.… read more »
As you evaluate the effectiveness of your current heating system, it might be time to consider some new, alternative heating system options -- especially if your existing heating system is on its last legs -- that will keep you warm and comfortable, and reduce energy costs.… read more »
When you hear an HVAC technician refer to your home heating load, they’re basically talking about the amount of heat required to bring your Cincinnati home to your desired level of comfort. If your heating load surpasses the heating capacity of your furnace or heat pump, you’ll likely see increased energy bills and system wear, which can be costly over the long term.… read more »
The efficiency of your Cincinnati home heating systems depends on the synergy of multiple components. Your thermostat, your heating source, and your ductwork are three major components of that system.… read more »
Whether you’re talking furnaces, air conditioners or heat pumps, HVAC upgrades should be treated as long-term investments. As such, HVAC return on investment should be a serious consideration in the decision-making process when comparing potential upgrades.… read more »
When it comes to keeping comfortable in cold weather, no two homes are alike. Some require more energy to keep warm, others not as much. That’s why every furnace must fit its home perfectly. Here’s a simple buyer’s guide that can help you find the perfect new system for your Cincinnati home...… read more »
If your heating and cooling equipment has broken down, you are faced with a dilemma. You need to decide whether to pay for repairs or for a whole-system replacement. It can be a difficult decision: You don't want to make a large investment in a new system you don't need.… read more »
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