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Living in Asheville, homeowners often have a heat pump for their HVAC system. In one unit, both your winter heating and your summer cooling are provided. But with just one system, heat pump maintenance is an essential element of your home’s care. While we offer emergency service, and can help you whenever a problem comes up,…
Investing in heat pump maintenance offers homeowners a big return for the investment. While a tune-up ensures the system is free of dirt buildup that hinders efficiency, it also promotes optimal system capacity for a comfortably cooled home, a need for fewer repairs and lower energy. The benefits of heat pump maintenance are undeniable, and…
You depend on your heat pump to provide comfortable air conditioning and necessary heating for your home. Like all mechanical devices, heat pumps require regular maintenance in order to prevent costly repairs. If you don’t keep a service schedule, you might find yourself in the dead of winter or a heat wave with a nonfunctional…
Although it can get cold in Asheville and the surrounding area, air-source heat pumps allow for enough warmth for a homeowner’s needs. In the summer, when the temperatures go up, the heat pump will supply more than enough cool air to satisfy your comfort level. These year-round benefits make air-source heat pumps the perfect choice…
Before you switch the thermostat to heat, it’s a good idea to schedule a tuneup for your heat pump. These appliances need annual servicing to operate most efficiently. The Department of Energy (DOE) estimates that conditioning your home takes up to half of what you spend for energy. Professional maintenance for your heat pump assures…
Homeowners concerned about high energy costs should consider the value of adding a heat pump to their home. Air-source heat pumps use heat energy that exists in the air, and then moves it around. Namely, they send heat out of your home during the summer to cool the space, and they send heat found in…