As you’re getting ready for the winter season, you may have noticed that your heating system is no longer operating at peak efficiency. It may have even given off a weird sound or two before dying completely. Now, you’re faced with the decision of how to replace the old, dead furnace. You’ve heard of heat pumps, but you’re not entirely sure it’s the best choice for you. Is it even possible to replace a furnace with a heat pump? 

Ductless air conditioners are beginning to gain popularity. Also known as mini-split systems, there are many benefits to installing a ductless air conditioner in your home. Let’s check out some of the benefits that will make you consider adding in one of these in the future.

How often do you wake up sneezy and congested? Do you have pets and family members with asthma and other allergy concerns? Indoor air purification can help you ease your household’s allergy symptoms, maximize the efficiency of your HVAC system, and decrease the transmission of viruses. The benefits of installing a whole-house air purification system are manifold. Some of the key benefits of indoor air purification include:

With nicer weather on the way, many Pennsylvanians are enjoying the brief period when the HVAC system gets a break. However, many people may also have the urge to start chipping away at their spring cleaning to-do list. This year, check off your HVAC spring cleaning early without making any sacrifices regarding your desired comfort levels. But first, here are a few dos and don’ts of HVAC maintenance in the springtime:

People across the country have become more mindful of our impact on the environment. They have taken long looks at how the different systems they use in their homes and attempt to determine where they can do better. Homeowners and the HVAC industry at large are looking at where these systems can grow and evolve as new technologies become available. Overall, the HVAC industry has begun to incorporate more green technology into their systems to reduce their environmental impact.