Tag: Heating
Does Thermostat Placement Matter?
Placing your thermostat in the right spot can help ensure that your home is getting the heating and cooling that it needs. In today’s post, Kemnitz Air Conditioning & Heating Inc. discusses the importance of thermostat placement in your home.
Rain & Its Effect on Your HVAC System
If you have a heat pump or air conditioning system, you know that half of it is installed outside. With that in mind, you may be concerned about whether or not it will perform as intended when it rains. Local HVAC contractor Kemnitz Air Conditioning & Heating discusses this matter further below.
3 Common Causes of Weak Airflow in HVAC Ducts
HVAC systems are designed to distribute hot and cold air evenly throughout your home. Any changes in the amount of air that moves through the ducts can lead to inconsistent results. If your home has hot or cold spots in certain areas, you’re probably having a problem with airflow in your ductwork. Kemnitz Air Conditioning & Heating, …
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Why Heat Pumps Are More Efficient Than Resistive Heaters
Heat pumps and resistive heaters are two of the most popular heating systems available today. Between the two types of heating systems, heat pumps are more suitable for homeowners in Orange County. In today’s post, local heating and air conditioning company Kemnitz explains why heat pumps are more efficient than resistive heaters.
3 Benefits of Upgrading to a Programmable Thermostat
Many households today have programmable thermostats as one of a number of advanced home solutions. If your home still has one of the old standard thermostats, it might be time to upgrade to better equipment that enables you to program your preferred temperatures for the day or week. Today, local air conditioning specialist Kemnitz Air Conditioning & Heating …
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4 Things to Do If Your Heating System Won’t Turn On
One of the worst things that could happen on a cold day is finding out your heating system won’t turn on. Before you go through the process of booking a heating technician for repairs, try a little bit of troubleshooting first. Often, the solution to unresponsive heaters is relatively simple. 1. Check If the Thermostat Has Power …
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Why You Should Always Keep Your Air Conditioning Clean
Just like any other piece of machinery, your home’s heating and air conditioning systems need regular and routine maintenance to ensure maximum efficiency, as well as keeping it running at peak performance. There’s nothing more inconvenient than finding your air conditioner has suddenly stopped working right in the middle of the sweltering summer season. To …
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How to Heat Up Your Home Efficiently
While buying a new heater could be a solid solution to creating a warmer, toastier home in the winter months, there are some small things here and there that could add up to the right amount of temperature change you want in your house. Here are five effective ways you could raise your home’s temperature …
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The Meaning Behind SEER and EER
To be a smart homeowner, you need to look at the energy ratings of the systems you intend to use at home. As a good chunk of yearly expenses goes to heating and air conditioning needs, you’ll want to get the HVAC system with the best energy efficiency ratings possible. This is why the EER …
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Top Tips For Maintaining Your Gas Furnace
Gas furnaces are very easy to operate but they do require regular care and maintenance. Proper maintenance can reduce furnace repairs, maintenance costs, energy expenditure and spotty heating in your home. To catch any problems with the system, you should consider starting a furnace well ahead of winter for a test run. Any incipient problems …
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