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What Is the Lifespan of a Residential Heat Pump?

Posted on: March 25, 2024

Heat pumps are gaining in popularity, leaving many homeowners with questions about these innovative HVAC systems. As both a heat source and an air conditioner, a heat pump offers an efficient alternative to traditional separate HVAC systems. Given their higher initial investment, you may be curious about their lifespan and long-term value. Understanding how long …

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What Are Common Signs of a Malfunctioning Furnace?

Posted on: December 14, 2023

Winter’s chill demands a reliable heating system to keep your home cozy and comfortable. But what happens when your furnace, the core of your home’s heating, starts to show signs of wear or even malfunction? Being vigilant about your furnace’s condition is essential for safety and comfort. Having been a trusted HVAC authority in the …

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Prep Your HVAC for Winter: Essential Tips To Ensure Warmth & Efficiency

Posted on: December 11, 2023

While Texas winters might not bring a snow-blanketed landscape, the drop in temperature is a clear sign to transition from cooling to heating. Before you cozy up with hot cocoa and start your holiday countdown, remember the cornerstone of your home’s warmth — your HVAC system. Beyond routine checkups, specific winter adjustments are key to …

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What Is Ductwork in an HVAC System?

Posted on: August 18, 2023

When we think about maintaining a pleasant temperature within our homes, our minds typically wander to the more visible aspects – the air conditioning unit, the thermostats, and the vents. However, there’s an equally essential, albeit less noticeable, component that’s integral to your comfort – the ductwork. So, what exactly is ductwork, and why does …

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What Is an AC Condenser?

Posted on: August 16, 2023

As the summer months blaze, our homes become an oasis of cool and comfort. But what creates this refuge from the scorching temperatures outdoors? It’s none other than a critical player in your home’s air conditioning system: the AC condenser. The AC Condenser: Heart of Your Home’s Cooling System Often perceived as the powerhouse of …

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What Are the Different Options for a Home AC System?

Posted on: August 11, 2023

Summers evoke images of radiant beach days, inviting backyard BBQs, and most importantly, the desire for a cool, comforting home environment. This is where your faithful air conditioner swoops in! But with an array of choices at your disposal, you might find yourself asking, “What are the diverse types of air conditioners for home use?” …

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What Are the Benefits of a Smart Thermostat?

Posted on: August 3, 2023

Smart Thermostats: Ushering in a New Era of Home Comfort and Energy Efficiency In today’s era of technological revolution, smart thermostats are steadily becoming an integral part of contemporary households. But what precisely lends them their “smartness,” and how do they benefit you and your family? Let’s delve into the world of smart thermostats and …

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Cleaning the Heat Exchanger Tubes in Your Furnace

Posted on: October 25, 2022

September to December is the ideal time to get your furnace tuned up in Texas, as this is when temperatures start to drop, and you need your heating system running at its most efficient. Learn DIY tips to improve furnace performance and the importance of cleaning heat exchanger tubes. DIY Tips for Cleaning the Heat …

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Why Are My AC Coils Frozen?

Posted on: September 21, 2022

Frozen air conditioner coils will do anything but help you chill out. When your evaporator coils freeze up, it’s a sign that your air conditioner isn’t functioning correctly and requires your attention. Depending on the cause of the problem, you may need to schedule an air conditioner service so a qualified HVAC technician can accurately …

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Are Heat Pumps Good for Texas Homes?

Posted on: October 2, 2019

In our experience, heat pumps are the perfect solution for homes in hotter states like Texas. Because our Texas weather tends to stay warmer than most other states, some homeowners might not want to invest in a separate heating system. Fortunately, a heat pump can both heat and cool your Texas home. How Do Heat Pumps …

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