Author: Paul B.

HVAC almost didn’t get to winter

Well, I got caught up and the heat pump ran for hours with very obstructed airflow. It was closer than I want to ever be to losing my entire residential HVAC. At least the heating and cooling equipment. I guess smothering a heat pump wouldn’t effect the ductwork all that much. But I came so […]

Make ductwork cleaning a part of spring cleaning

I never would have thought that January could be one of my favorite times of year. That’s because where I grew up, January and February were brutal when it came to cold. I could hardly leave the house and all the heating from the gas furnace. Luckily, I went to school in the south and […]

Indoor air quality can improve with small HVAC change

The pandemic really turned things a bit upside down in our home. But we are super grateful to have come out the other side without anybody having serious problems from the virus. That’s something to count our blessings over. But there is another positive that came out of the last two years. I’m definitely paying […]

HVAC upgrade comes with all kinds of HVAC technology

While we’re just weeks past celebrating Christmas in this house, I got my big present in October. But it didn’t come without some stress before I finally received it. My awesome present was the latest in residential HVAC and a whole mess of HVAC technology. While I knew that HVAC technology has advanced over the […]

Be sure you pay attention to the HVAC warranty

It’s been about four years since we had the residential HVAC replaced in our home. We inherited the last heating and cooling equipment when we bought the house. At the time, it was not even ten years old and got the green light from the HVAC professionals. So we went with plenty of HVAC maintenance […]

Air conditioning takes care of humidity too

It’s not going to be too much longer before I hear that chorus of heat pumps firing up again. But man, it has been so nice to be able to enjoy the quiet when resting outside, but during our winter, there is entirely little demand for heating. So the heat pump rests & that provides […]