Banging and rattling noises coming from the HVAC ductwork can be alarming and annoying. This can be unnerving as well because you do not have any idea what is happening with your HVAC system. If you have issues with noises in your ductwork, find out what causes them and how to address them.
Your heat pump will always do its best to make you and your family comfortable. However, it does have inherent limitations and known issues. In this article, we will tackle a common complaint: that the heat pump doesn’t quite achieve the desired temperature during harsh winters. Click here to explore this heat pump issue.
The outdoor unit of a heat pump will always be exposed to the elements. During winter, it is common to see bits of frost on the surface. This isn’t usually a cause for concern. However, a large volume of ice is a different story. Keep reading to explore more on this issue.
Your thermostat may have settings that you are unfamiliar with. You might have noticed that there are settings for auxiliary heat and emergency heat. Most heat pump owners have encountered these settings and have likely used each at one point but may not actually be all that familiar with them.
When people feel cold indoors, they rush to the thermostat for comfort. Pressing a few buttons should turn the furnace on and start a heating cycle. Soon, warm air should flood the home and provide relief. However, some might encounter problems such as a furnace that will not turn on with the thermostat.
It is never fun when the furnace fails in the middle of winter. Not only is this extremely uncomfortable, but also inconvenient. There are also safety concerns, especially in the peak of the season. If your furnace seems to be giving up on you, don’t despair. This article discusses how to troubleshoot your furnace.
A high-pitched noise coming from your furnace is not a normal occurrence. However, it is likely a warning about a problem with the unit. If this is a current problem with your system, you will need to address it right away. This post shares a closer look at what causes it.
When the outside temperatures plummet, you can turn on your furnace and the indoor air will heat up. This system is reliable and it usually works like a charm, but what happens when it doesn’t? What if you turn your furnace on and no warm air comes rushing out of your vents?
The fan inside your home’s air conditioning unit is responsible for blowing cold air into your home. Without a working fan, cool air will not be evenly distributed throughout your home. There are a variety of reasons why your fan may not be working. Hopefully, our guide below will help you identify what the problem … Read more
During the summer, a problem you may run into with your home air conditioner is that your AC will be running, but cold air is not blowing out of it. This is frustrating because if the air conditioning is running, it should be blowing cold air. However, there are problems that are hard to see … Read more