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As the temperature drops, homeowners rely heavily on their heating systems to keep their spaces warm and comfortable. While most people are aware of the obvious signs of a malfunctioning heating system, such as no heat or strange noises, there are other, less common indicators that something might be wrong.
At Premier, we’ve seen it all, and we’re here to share some odd yet important signs that your heating system may need heating repair in Covington, GA.
HVAC contractors sometimes get frantic calls during the colder months from homeowners who think their heat pump is on fire. If you’ve recently noticed what looks like smoke coming from your heat pump, don’t worry it’s most likely not smoke at all.
We’ll explain why your heat pump might appear to be “smoking” and why it’s actually a sign that it’s working properly and not in need of an emergency heat pump repair in Conyers, GA. In fact, this is a common concern homeowners have when their heat pump seems to be stuck in one mode or behaving unusually in cold weather.
When it comes to heating your home during the winter, you might wonder if ductless systems, also known as ductless mini-splits, are up to the task. The answer is a resounding yes! These systems are not only effective but also energy-efficient, especially in a climate like Georgia’s, where winters are typically mild.
Here at Premier Heating & Air, we’re often asked about the performance of ductless heating in Decatur, GA, so let’s dive into how they work and why they’re a great choice for winter heating.
When it comes to keeping your home warm and cozy during the colder months, annual heating maintenance in Loganville, GA is often viewed as just another item on the ol’ to-do list. Most homeowners know that maintenance can improve energy efficiency and extend the lifespan of their heating system, but there are additional benefits that don’t get as much attention. We believe in educating our customers about the full value of heating maintenance—not just the basics. Let’s explore some of the unexpected perks you might not have considered.
Gas furnaces aren’t “dangerous” devices to have in your home. If they were, they wouldn’t be permitted in so many homes across the country. However, any appliance that runs on natural gas can become hazardous because of malfunctions, such as leaks in the gas line, ventilation problems that result in exhaust fumes getting pushed into living spaces, and combustion dangers.
If you know the proper safety measures to take there’s no reason you won’t enjoy a worry-free winter with your furnace. Below are our tips for gas furnace safety. If you have any furnace concerns, please call on us for furnace repair in Conyers, GA.
Cool weather means it’s time to shift your heat pump into heating mode. The ease with which you can change a heat pump from one mode to another is one of the biggest advantages of having a heat pump in the first place.
Still, what if your heat pump won’t turn to heating mode? It does happen, and our team has worked with many heat pumps, so we’re familiar with how this problem can occur. We’ve put together this guide to help you understand what’s going on and if you need heat pump repair in Glenwood, GA. In some cases, this issue can overlap with why heat pumps get stuck, particularly when thermostat or reversing valve problems are involved.
When people think of the time of the year when they most need an air purification system or some other air quality device at work in their home, they usually think of allergy season. Spring is a time of hay fever and sniffles, and we highly recommend you look into air purifier service in Covington, GA to help protect your family members from the allergy season blues.
But you don’t have to wait for the spring to have an air purifier installed. In fact, you shouldn’t wait. There are great reasons to have an air purifier (or more than one type of air purifier) in your home for when the winter arrives. Winter creates some serious indoor air quality challenges, and our technicians can help you overcome them with the right air purifier working for you.
Nobody wants to have a broken central AC or heater, especially if they fail when you most need them, which is commonly the case. You’re running your furnace during one of the coldest winter days, and suddenly the strain it causes it to stop working. You’re stuck in the cold until you can schedule HVAC repair in Conyers, GA.
Our Premier Pros are always ready to help you with any of those repairs. It’s a big part of our job. But we know you’d rather not have to deal with the expensive, inconvenience, and discomfort of an HVAC failure. We know this one simple trick that can make more than half of future HVAC repair problems vanish. It’s not really a “trick.” It’s a straightforward service that we recommend to all of our customers… regular HVAC maintenance!
September may be the month when fall officially starts, but it’s usually still quite warm with lingering summer heat. You won’t be thinking about your heating system until further along when cold temperatures actually start to arrive.
However, we want you to think about your heating system now because planning to have heating maintenance in Conyers, GA early in the fall is one of the best ways to get your heating system ready for the cold weather. You can scratch it off your fall “to-do” list and know that you’re prepared for whatever cold weather may come your way.
You may have already heard about ductless air conditioning systems, also called ductless mini splits. This technology started in Japan, then spread to Europe, and is now making a big impact in the US. For more context, see the history of ductless systems.
There are several reasons why ductless systems have gotten so much attention. If you’re wondering if using a ductless mini split is a good idea for your home, this post will give some important information about their benefits. You can always rely on our expert team for the advice you need about making any important decision about your home’s HVAC system. Learn more about whether ductless HVAC fits your home.
