If your furnace is blowing cold air instead of heat, common causes include incorrect thermostat settings, a clogged air filter, ignition problems, or a malfunctioning heating component. Some furnaces also circulate cool air briefly during startup. If the air stays cold after several minutes, your heating system may need troubleshooting or professional repair. When temperatures…
Before turning on your heater for the first time in North Texas, check your air filter, thermostat settings, supply and return vents, carbon monoxide detectors, and the area surrounding your heating equipment. Test your system before the first major cold front and schedule professional heating maintenance to identify potential safety or performance issues before winter…
Most North Texas homeowners should schedule professional HVAC maintenance twice a year, once in spring for air conditioning and once in fall for heating. Annual AC maintenance and annual heating maintenance help improve efficiency, reduce the risk of unexpected breakdowns, and support longer equipment life. Additional service may be beneficial depending on system age, usage,…
If your AC is running constantly but your North Texas home keeps getting warmer, the system may be dealing with restricted airflow, dirty coils, refrigerant problems, duct leaks, improper sizing, or worn components. Extreme outdoor temperatures increase the cooling load, but a properly operating, correctly sized system should still provide reliable cooling based on the…
Modern cold-climate heat pumps can heat homes efficiently even when outdoor temperatures fall well below freezing. ENERGY STAR cold-climate models are tested at 5°F and must maintain at least 70% of their 47°F heating capacity while achieving a coefficient of performance (COP) of at least 1.75. Proper sizing, installation, and system selection are essential for…
Most homeowners only need to replace their HVAC system once or twice in their lifetime. A lot of it depends on how many times you move. The point is, there may be a learning curve for you to understand the ins and outs of HVAC replacement. We’ve pulled together some resources to help you make an…
Homes and commercial buildings consume 40% of the energy used in the United States. Of the $2,000 the average American spends paying for energy annually, $200 to $400 could be going to waste from drafts, air leaks around openings, and outdated heating and cooling systems. By reducing these losses through energy efficiency upgrades, you can…
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