Recent Blog Posts
If you haven’t had your spring tune-up yet, call us! We will make sure both your upstairs and downstairs equipment is doing everything it’s supposed to do to keep your home comfortable for the summer.
Let’s talk about the heat exchanger in your furnace. Once your heat exchanger gets to be about 20 years old it’s likely to have developed rust. And once you’ve got rust, you’ll end up with cracks and holes in the exchanger.
If the coil is cold, and it’s cold outside, it will start to frost. When this happens the unit will have a period of defrost time. It will make some noises you’re not used to hearing, and you’ll see that steam, but there’s nothing wrong with your unit!
We’ve been getting questions from our heat pump customers about when to turn on emergency heat. The answer is: try to wait as long as you can before you turn on your emergency heat.
When we do a fall tune-up, we always head up to the attic to make sure your furnace is working properly. We want to make sure you are safe and warm for the winter season.
One trend in houses nowadays is zoned heating and AC systems. This means the house has one system for the whole house, but it may have two or even three thermostats.
At Jaric, we are not newcomers to the HVAC business! Many of you know that my Dad is a retired AC guy.
Even though it’s not cold yet, Fall is coming! With Fall comes leaves, acorns, and pine needles all over your yard and all over your outdoor air conditioner units.
This message is for people with HVAC systems that are 18, 19, or 20 years and older. There are a lot of you, we know.
Our summer hasn’t been too bad, but those hot days sure are hot! How is your air conditioner keeping up?
When we install a new air conditioning system, we take care of all the details. This includes swapping out any worn and frayed electrical components and wiring.
About two months ago, a customer called us to tell us their air conditioner just wasn’t keeping up with the heat—and it wasn’t even really hot yet!