If you’ve been following our blog — and we do hope you’ve been taking advantage of the information made available to you here — then you’ve no doubt realized that we are big proponents of geothermal heating and cooling. This technology helps countless homeowners to live in comfort with great convenience and affordability year round.
While we are definitely coming out of the hottest time of the year, we aren’t really going to need our heating systems for a while longer. Nighttime temperatures are cooling down, but even those won’t demand the use of our heating systems regularly for another few weeks.
When you come back home after a day out in the hot, humid environment that we’re so familiar with around here, you should feel more comfortable immediately. If you’ve begun to realize, though, that your air conditioner just is not living up to your expectations, that is just not possible.
We are big advocates for geothermal heating and cooling systems here at Fulmer Heating & Cooling. While our relatively mild winter season means that using a heat pump of any kind — air source or ground source — is worth considering, geothermal heat pumps really set themselves apart when it comes to achieving great efficiency without sacrificing one iota of comfort.
We’ve written before about how to tell if your ductwork is leaking, and how professional duct sealing can benefit you in such a scenario. What you may not realize, though, is that there are certain situations in which duct sealing is just not going to cut it.
When last we posted here, we mentioned that geothermal systems are a great option to consider when it comes to a heating replacement. These systems allow you to enjoy both effective cooling and very efficient heating, offering you year round comfort with just one system.
It may be easy to forget during the summer season, when temperatures and humidity soar, but the winter weather in our area can be quite cold and uncomfortable. With fall approaching in the very near future, you are wise to get your heating replacement out of the way as soon as possible.
Imagine that you come home after a hot, long day outdoors, but know for certain that you left the AC running on its regular program. Now imagine that you enter your home, only to find that it is marginally, if at all, cooler than the environment outdoors.
While there are certainly many great air conditioning systems on the market these days, it is important to remember that there is no such thing as a 100% problem free air conditioning system. Even the most well-made and expertly maintained systems will experience operational problems at some point.
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