Here in California, our winter weather is decidedly more mild than in other areas of the country. Indeed, we rely upon on our air conditioning systems more than we do our heaters, as far as run time goes. None of this is to say, though, that you do not have to concern yourself with your home heating system. It is still of the utmost importance that you are able to heat your home effectively when the temperature drops below comfortable levels, and we are here to ensure that this is the case. One great heating option for you to consider is the use of a heat pump in Clovis, CA. Contact Donald P. Dick Air Conditioning if you think that a heat pump is right for you.
Donald P. Dick Air Conditioning Blog: Archive for the ‘Heating’ Category
Why Use a Heat Pump to Heat My Home?
Monday, October 26th, 2015Ensuring an Efficient Heating Season
Monday, October 26th, 2015In this part of the country, we simply do not rely upon our home heating systems as much as homeowners in other areas of the country do. However, it is still vital that you are able to count on your heating system for a reliable, effective and efficient heating performance on those occasions that it is necessary to heat your home. Even if your system is not used all that much, you should not be paying more than you should have to in order to heat your home. Here are a few tips to help you enjoy more efficient heating in Hanford, CA this winter. Contact Donald P. Dick Air Conditioning with any further questions that you may have.
The Difference Between Active & Passive Solar Heating
Thursday, March 19th, 2015
Homeowners in sunny regions can take advantage of both active and passive solar heating to keep their homes comfortable. Active heating captures sunlight, either as heat or electricity, to augment heating systems, while passive heating captures heat from the sun as it comes into your home through windows, roofs and walls to heat objects in your home.
Maintaining a Comfortable Temperature This Winter in Your Home
Tuesday, December 9th, 2014Energy-Efficient HVAC Equipment: What You Should Know
Thursday, December 5th, 2013
Here in the greater Fresno area, our semi-arid climate – hot, dry summers with mild, moderately wet winters – typically demands more of A/C equipment than of heating appliances. That said, our coldest months (December and January) see average lows drop to the high 30s. Having an economic heating system, then, is an important consideration to many homeowners, and Energy Star certified appliances are your best bet for energy-efficient HVAC equipment.
Adding On To Your Home? Plan For Your Heating And Cooling Sooner, Rather Than Later
Tuesday, February 19th, 2013
If you’re planning on adding on to your home, one of the first things you should investigate is how to heat and cool the new space. It might make a difference in how you design it or lay out its wiring and other mechanical systems. An HVAC contractor can advise you whether you can extend your current system, upgrade to a new one, or choose an independent HVAC system.
Annual Heating System Service Inexpensive And Helps Save Energy
Tuesday, October 30th, 2012
Annual heating system service is the easiest, most affordable way to make sure your heating equipment is prepared for the winter. You’ll save money and stay comfortable no matter how cold the Fresno winter gets. The Three Parts Of A Heat Pump
Tuesday, February 14th, 2012Home heat pumps are designed to provide two types of thermal energy, heating and cooling. Your refrigerator and automobile air-conditioning are types of heat pumps. There are three basic parts of a heat pump – the condenser, compressor and evaporator. This type of system is referred to as an air-to-air transfer system or closed-circuit heat pump.
Purchasing HVAC Online — Three Reasons You Shouldn’t
Tuesday, February 7th, 2012Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment is a costly investment that some homeowners want a way around. One way they hope to cut costs is buying HVAC appliances and components online. However, is this really a solution that pays off in the end? Here are three reasons to reconsider your decision to purchase HVAC equipment online:
Seasonal Heat Pump Maintenance Is The Key To Year-Round Comfort
Tuesday, January 10th, 2012If you want the best benefit in comfort and energy savings out of your heat pump system, you should perform seasonal maintenance to keep it in top working order. The best times for seasonal heat pump maintenance here in the San Joaquin valley are before the beginning of the heating and cooling seasons – spring and fall. As winter gets underway, leaves and debris can be a particular issue.