Are you on the fence about what size air conditioner you should get? Don’t want to make the mistake of buying a unit that’s too big or too small for your home? In this beginner’s guide, we’ll explore the factors you need to consider when selecting the right AC unit size. CPI Plumbing and Heating
Air-to-Air vs Air-to-Water Heat Pumps: Which Should You Choose? Let’s talk heat pumps. These marvelous inventions have a pivotal role in keeping our homes comfortable all year round. However, choosing one that meets the specific needs of each home can be tricky. In this article, we’re focusing on two particular types: the air-to-air heat pump
Every homeowner seeking energy-efficient heating and cooling has inevitably asked themselves: “What size heat pump do I need?” Selecting the right size heat pump is a critical aspect of maintaining indoor comfort throughout the year while also optimizing energy use. In this article, we’ll teach you everything you need to know about heat pump sizing.
With climate change and energy efficiency at the forefront of modern concerns, homeowners are constantly seeking ways to cut costs and reduce their carbon footprint. The trusty heat pump could be an important part of this equation. But can a heat pump replace a traditional furnace and air conditioner? This article aims to provide a
If you’ve ever wondered, “How do heat pumps work?” you’re not alone. These marvels of modern technology are increasingly used in homes for both heating and cooling. Yet despite their popularity, the underlying mechanics can seem mystifying to most. In this article, we will shed light on the intricate world of heat pumps. We’ll also
Heat pumps are fascinating machines. They’re like magical boxes that can both warm and cool your home. This unique ability is what makes heat pumps stand out in the world of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC). Today, we’ll peek inside these mysterious boxes and learn about their secret switch: the process that lets them
Air conditioning maintenance isn’t the most popular topic in spring, but it’s certainly a topic worth discussing, especially before summertime. Spring is the ideal time to get a tune-up for your AC system. It helps prepare your home for warmer weather. It would be a mistake to wait until the middle of summer before contacting
Thank goodness for air conditioners that keep you cool all summer and comfortable all year! You should count your lucky stars, for your year-round comfort is a luxury not everyone is afforded! However, at what cost do your luxuries come? Is all that comfort at the expense of the environment really worth it? It really
When the cold season ends and the warmer months slowly approach, you may start to wonder: “Can I turn my furnace off now?” The simple answer is yes. Leaving the furnace on or off is your decision. The answer does not lie in whether or not you could, but rather whether you should or not.
Winter is winding down, and so should your furnace. Turning your furnace off is prudent if you don’t want unnecessary utility bills weighing you down all year long. Most homeowners wonder why their gas bill doesn’t calm down after turning their furnaces off. It might even reach an all-time high! That’s strange, considering you already
The chill in the air is finally gone! It’s time to give your heating system time to wind down after several months. Any appliance benefits from a little time off, just like we would! Keeping it on through warmer months might incur unnecessary utility bills. You can save on energy costs and prolong your furnace’s
A furnace generates heat for whole-home distribution. With a series of steps throughout the burner assembly, your furnace turns various resources into quality heating. Air, gas, coal, wood, oil, and electricity are the most significant resources furnaces use to produce heat. However, a separate fire source must light the fuel supply to produce any output.
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