Kensington HVAC Question: What Is Air Purification?
The air around us is getting more and more polluted these days in Kensington, and people are trying to do more and more to combat it. Cars come with ratings like “ultra-low emission vehicle” and windmills generate power from moving air…
HVAC Guide: How to Install a Programmable Thermostat
Programmable thermostats are one of the best ways to save on heating costs, especially if you have a hard time remembering to turn down the heat in your Montgomery Village home. Installing a programmable thermostat will allow you to…
Heat Pump Tips: What Happens When You Neglect Maintenance
Just like any HVAC system, the heat pump in your Kensington home needs routine maintenance and yearly check-ups to operate as efficiently and safely as possible. You also don’t want your heat pump to wear down…
Heating Advice: Simple Steps to Prevent Heat Loss
There are two fundamental ways to make your Silver Spring house warmer. One is to generate heat, which is the job of your furnace or boiler. The second is to keep the warm air in — and thereby keep cold air out…
How Often Should I Have My Geothermal System Checked?
The beauty of a geothermal system for your Potomac home is that is requires very little maintenance. They have fewer mechanical components are than other heating systems – and most of these components…
Poor Heating Performance with Your Boiler: Possible Solutions
You don’t have to be a rocket scientist or a mechanical engineer to troubleshoot – and possibly diagnose – the problems with your Silver Spring home’s boiler when its heating performance is erratic or non-existent.
No Heat in the House? Things to Check and Do in Gaithersburg
In general, when your heating system stops working, you’ll need to call a Gaithersburg professional to come out and take a look. However, before you do that, there are likely a couple of things you can check on your own to ensure…
What Is Geothermal Heating? A Question from Wheaton
Having a geothermal heating system installed in your Wheaton home means that you will actually be able to heat your home with heat extracted from the ground. If this sounds a bit preposterous to you, you are certainly not alone.
What is the COP and Why Is It Important?
If you’ve been researching air conditioners, you’ve probably seen all sorts of numbers associated with each model. One of these numbers is the Coefficient of Performance (COP). While it’s good to gather as much data as you can before you make a purchasing decision, you also need to know what that data means if it’s going to help you make the best selection possible.
How Do I Find the Right Size Unit for My Room?
Air conditioners come in many different sizes, so if you really want to get the most out of your purchase, you need to do your research and pick one that fits your home like a glove…