All Your HVAC Questions Answered: Frequency Asked Questions

A Heat Pump works like an air conditioner that can reverse its operation. It pulls heat from the outdoor air and transfers it indoors to warm your home, and in summer it cools your space just like traditional AC System.

Most furnace filters should be replaced every 1 to 3 months, depending on system usage, indoor air quality, and whether you have pets or allergies.

With a gas furnace, turning the thermostat down a few degrees overnight can help reduce energy use.  ​ With a heat pump, it's best to maintain a consistent temperature for maximum efficency.

Most furnaces last around 15 years. With proper maintenance, many systems can operate efficiently for 20 years or longer.

Annual maintenance is recommended for both systems.  ​ For Furnaces, professional servicing ensures gas pressures are properly set for efficiency and helps prevent unexpected breakdowns.  ​ For Heat pumps, yearly maintenance keeps coils and drains clean to prevent water leaks and maintain optimal performance.

A HEPA ( High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filter captures very fine particles such as dust, allergens, smoke, and airborne contaminants - improving indoor air quality significantly.