Pet Safety HVAC Guide
Pet Safety HVAC Guide For many of us, our pets aren’t just animals—they’re family. We go to great lengths to ensure they have the best food, plenty of exercise, and a cozy place to sleep. However, one of the most important factors in their well-being is often the one we can’t see: the air they …
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What to Do if Your Heat Pump Freezes in Winter
Dealing with a freezing heat pump can be alarming, especially when the temperatures drop. If you notice your outdoor unit coated in ice, your first thought might be that your system is broken. The good news is that a small amount of frost is normal. The bad news is that a heavy layer of ice …
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2025 Refrigerant Changes
The topic of refrigerant is a popular one, and this is because anyone with a heat pump, air conditioner, geothermal, etc, should be aware of the refrigerant changes coming in 2025. With the new year comes big changes, once again, to the refrigerant regulations. Starting January 1st, 2025, all manufacturer’s must use a new refrigerant. …
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Common Red Flags for HVAC Companies
If you are unsatisfied with your current HVAC service provider, or you are questioning their practices, then this is the blog for you. Some companies act in suspicious waysHere are some common red flags for HVAC companies to avoid when it comes to trusting them with your services. Multiple Returns for Same Issue Problem still …
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What to Do When You Have an R22 Unit
R22 refrigerant is a chemical used in both air conditioners and heat pumps that is used to cool your home. On January 1st, 2020, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) banned the production of R22 because of it’s harmful impact on the ozone layer when released into the air. Click here for more info on the …
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