Low refrigerant in an HVAC system is almost always caused by a leak, not by “using up” refrigerant. Refrigerant is fully contained in your system and circulates in a sealed loop, so any drop in level means something is wrong and...
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With Spring approaching, it is the ideal time to prepare your HVAC system for the heavy cooling load of summer. A spring inspection acts as preventive maintenance, ensuring your system is clean, efficient, and ready for rising temperatures. As...
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When your AC starts blowing warm air, it’s a sign that something in the cooling system has been interrupted or has failed. The good news is that many of the common causes are simple to check, and spotting them early can save you from much...
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Getting your HVAC system ready for spring starts with a few high‑impact tasks that improve efficiency, prevent breakdowns, and prepare your home for warmer weather. Spring is the ideal time because your system is transitioning out of...
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R410a (also known as Puron) refrigerant is the most commonly used refrigerant used in residential heating and air conditioning systems in the United States since phasing out R22 in 2010. Phasing out R410a refrigerant has begun with new systems...
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Heat Pump Auxiliary/ Back Up Heat vs Emergency Heat are different yet similar settings for your heat pump system. Heat pumps operate with many options to keep you cool in the Summer and warm in the Winter. In the Winter, the heat pump is...
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A dirty blower wheel is potentially a big issue. The blower motor and wheel assembly is generally located within your indoor air handler or furnace housing. Over time, accumulation of dust, dirt, pet dander, moisture, and sometimes even mold...
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A very common issue people find is that their Heat Pump is iced up or freezes over. Since there is normal “frost” vs abnormal “icing”, it is important to see which issue applies. It is quite normal for Heat pumps...
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It is always wise to develop and practice good safety measures when working around your HVAC equipment. While most invasive work on your system should be left to certified technicians, there are many safety measures you should be aware of. Fist...
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Troubleshooting your heat system begins with a few common sense checks. Whether you have a heat pump, gas furnace, oil furnace or boiler, there are several things you can check before calling in the professionals. Checking these things first can...
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HVAC Condensate Drain The condensate drain is a pipe connected to your indoor coil drain pan that carries away moisture formed when warm air passes over the cold evaporator coil. Cooling air causes humidity to condense into liquid water. That...
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