First Choice Heating & Cooling Blog: Archive for the ‘Heat Pumps’ Category

Heat Pumps Offer Heating and Cooling, But Are They Better Than Your AC?

Monday, August 28th, 2023

Central air conditioning has been around for a long time, and it’s one of the most reliable choices for home cooling for a reason. These machines last 10–15 years, sometimes longer, and simply get the job done. But heat pumps have been stirring the pot lately, so the question is: which machine is better for your home?

With heating and cooling in Fenton, you usually need two different machines. But we’re about to explain what heat pumps can do, and whether or not they could even potentially replace your air conditioner.

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When Do You Need to Replace Your Heat Pump?

Monday, April 24th, 2023
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Your heat pump keeps running, but eventually it runs into trouble. It’s not always clear when they need to be replaced, even if you just got maintenance done earlier in the year. Today, we’re going to focus on some critical ways you can look at your heat pump and decide if it’s time to replace it or not.

When you get heat pump replacement in Highland, you’re getting renewed comfort for your entire home. Let’s go over everything that you need to know.

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How Long Does Heat Pump Installation Take?

Monday, January 16th, 2023
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You’ve seen that heat pumps can cut your heating and cooling costs in half. Your current HVAC system already has one foot out the door, so what’s stopping you from an upgrade?

Time. It’s important to know how much time these installations take so you can plan your busy schedule around them.

We’re here to tell you that heat pump installation doesn’t have to take a long time. We’ll break down everything you need to know before calling for your first heat pump installation right now.

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How Can You Tell Your Old Heat Pump Is Done?

Monday, October 10th, 2022

Air-conditioner-repairmanFall is one of the times when your home’s heat pump will get a break. A heat pump works to both heat and cool a house, so between the summer and winter it won’t need to work as often. 

But while your heat pump stays dormant for a stretch, we recommend you think about whether it’s ready for another round of cold weather. We don’t mean scheduling regular maintenance for it: that’s something you should do every fall with a heat pump. We mean considering replacing your heat pump because it’s past the point where maintenance or repairs are effective. It’s always better to replace a failing heat pump before it breaks down completely. That way you can avoid becoming trapped without your central comfort system and paying high costs to run the heat pump during its last year or so.

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Changing to a Heat Pump—What Do You Need to Know?

Monday, April 15th, 2019

question-mark-badgeBetween the winter chill and the summer roast is the ideal time to have a new HVAC system installed. If you’ve suspected that your current heater and air conditioner are coming near the end of their usefulness, when air conditioning and heating repair in Highland, MI are no longer cost-effective, then talk to our HVAC installation pros. We’ll be glad to make your home happy with an excellent new AC and heater …

… or maybe we only need to install one system! A heat pump takes care of the heating and cooling needs for your house in a single installation. We recommend looking into a heat pump for your home if you plan to upgrade both your heater and AC this spring. Here are a few things you should know about making this change.

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How Does a Heat Pump Both Cool and Heat?

Monday, June 26th, 2017

heating-and-cooling-housesWhen it’s time to replace a central air conditioning system in a house, a homeowner will face a number of different options. One of them is to remove both the air conditioner and the heater and put in a heat pump instead. Since heaters and air conditioners are usually installed at the same time in a new home, they’ll probably be ready for a replacement around the same time. A heat pump allows a home to have its heating and cooling needs for all around the year taken care of with a single installation.

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