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Heat pumps work similarly to air conditioning systems, and they encounter many of the same types of malfunctions. A common issue is having a short-cycling heat pump. Short-cycling is both a problem on its own and a sign of a deeper problem with the heat pump.
Sometimes you can find a simple solution to a short-cycling heat pump with troubleshooting steps. Other times, you’ll need to call our professionals for heat pump repair in Eugene, OR.
Heat pumps work much like air conditioners, and they will often run into the same problems that ACs have. They also have a few unique problems because of their ability to work as both heating and cooling systems. Below, we’ve put together a list of five common heat pump problems you might encounter. This will help you recognize them.
No matter the trouble you run into, you can find the heat pump repair in Eugene, OR you need with our team. You can reach us 24-hours a day. And if you haven’t yet done so, be sure to review how to prepare your HVAC system for the winter—a few proactive steps now can help you avoid many of these common heat pump issues altogether.
When it comes to home comfort, few systems rival the efficiency and effectiveness of forced air heating. If you’re considering replacing your traditional heating system, forced air heating is a great option. Of course, choosing the right system for your home is essential, as it will also impact your energy bills. This is an economical, cost-effective, and reliable solution, which will be a great addition to your home!
As the winter chill sets in, it’s crucial to ensure that your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system are ready to handle the demands that cold weather bring. A well-maintained HVAC system not only keeps your home comfortable but also helps improve energy efficiency. We’ve created a comprehensive checklist for winter to ensure a cozy and cost-effective winter season.
You got a heat pump to replace your air conditioner and your furnace at the same time. The savings have been great, the convenience is awesome, but now it’s just not changing over its function at the turn of the season. It’s a pretty big issue, but thankfully one that isn’t as catastrophic as you might think.
Through years offering heat pump service in Cottage Grove, OR, we’ve seen a little bit of everything. Here’s what you need to know about your heat pump before you begin to panic about whether or not it’s doomed to be replaced.
As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, many households are getting ready for a festive celebration. Thanksgiving is filled with delicious meals and quality time with family and friends. While the focus is often on turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie, it’s crucial not to overlook the importance of your home’s HVAC system during the holiday season. At Associated Heating & Air Conditioning, your indoor comfort is our number one priority. Here are some essential tips for your HVAC system to ensure a comfortable and stress-free Thanksgiving celebration.
When it comes to keeping your home comfortable year-round, few options can rival the efficiency and versatility of a ducted HVAC system. These centralized heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems have become increasingly popular for homeowners looking to optimize their indoor climate control. In this blog post, we’ll explore the numerous benefits of having a ducted HVAC system installed in your home.
The subtle shift of summer to fall will soon surround us. The air, once filled with warmth, will soon carry a brisk crispness that hints at an impending change of season. Vibrant green foliage will slowly morph into rich, fiery hues of yellow, orange, and red. Cool breezes will replace the intense heat, inviting people to layer their clothing and seek the comfort of warmth wrapped in the chill.
You already have central air conditioning, but you’ve heard about heat pumps for years now. Their benefits are enticing, but are they tantalizing enough to make you ditch central air conditioning? Heat pumps not only provide heating but also function as cooling systems, similar to how air conditioners work by moving heat from indoors to outside during warmer months. Additionally, heat pumps heat more gently than traditional heating systems, providing a constant flow of warm air for enhanced comfort.
There are benefits to each, so before you hop on the heat pump bandwagon, let’s pump the brakes and take an objective look at what both systems have to offer. We’ll go over some pros and cons so you can determine which system makes the most sense for your home, family, and budget. And if your current AC is showing signs of wear, it might be worth reviewing the warning signs you need to install a new central AC before summer before making a decision.
We recently collaborated with the amazing film crew over at KEZI for a new commercial for Associated Heating & Air Conditioning! There’s a bit of pre-planning that goes into creating a successful campaign. This includes finding the right location, coordinating schedules, and having a script written. Then, of course, everything has to come together as planned. Fortunately for us, aside from a few small hiccups that we can all laugh about now, the stars aligned. We were able to capture a ton of great footage and already have our new commercial airing on tv.