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Your heat pump is one of the most versatile and energy-efficient systems in your home, capable of keeping you cool in the summer and warm in the winter. However, when your heat pump refuses to switch between heating and cooling modes, it can leave you frustrated and uncomfortable. This issue is more common than you might think and could stem from a variety of causes.
Below, we’ll explore the reasons your heat pump might get stuck in one mode and when it’s time to call the professionals at Peaden for help with HVAC repair in Niceville.
As the temperatures drop, the last thing you want is for your HVAC system to stop working. If your heater suddenly fails, there are some simple troubleshooting steps you can take before calling in the professionals at Peaden for heater and AC repair. However, remember: it’s critical not to attempt actual repairs yourself. HVAC systems are complex, and untrained repairs can lead to bigger issues or even safety hazards.
The benefits of attic fans in Tallahassee, FL go beyond the summer heat. While most homeowners think of fans for cooling, attic fans also play an important role during the winter by keeping moisture and heat in balance. At Peaden, we recommend attic fans as a year-round solution for comfort, efficiency, and home protection. Here’s why attic fans are valuable even during the cooler months.
When it comes to sewer line repairs, few things are more disruptive than digging up your yard, driveway, or landscaping. Fortunately, there’s a modern solution that avoids most of this mess: trenchless technology. At Peaden, we’re proud to offer trenchless technology in Pensacola, FL that helps solve sewer line issues with minimal disruption.
Here’s what you need to know about trenchless technology, its applications for sewer line repairs and replacement, and why it’s a valuable choice for homeowners.
You don’t rely on your furnace too often in Florida, but there are definitely days and nights when you’ll need it running. But what if you notice your furnace isn’t heating every room evenly? Uneven heating is frustrating and often indicates a developing problem in a furnace that can worsen.
Below, we’ll explore some common causes of uneven heating and how our Peaden Pros can help restore comfort throughout your home—all of your home—with the right heating repair in Panama City, FL.
You may not need to rely on your heating system in Alabama as much as more northern states, but when you do need your furnace or heat pump running, you don’t want to have it trip the circuit breaker each time it comes on. It’s not only inconvenient, it often means there’s a major problem that may require heating repair in Mobile County, AL.
Our Peaden team knows all about dealing with heating systems that malfunction, and below we’re going to go over some reasons you may be experiencing this aggravation in your home.
We live in an era of increasing numbers of electrical devices in our homes. A few outlets used to suffice, but now outlets are everywhere, and they have power strips plugged into them to create even more outlets. It can be too easy for a home’s electrical system to become overloaded with all the power demand—especially from powerful appliances like refrigerators and HVAC systems.
Installing dedicated circuits is an electrical upgrade that can make a big difference for a home. These circuits are designed specifically for high-demand appliances, allowing them to operate independently of other circuits and preventing overloads in your home’s wiring. We install dedicated circuits in Navarre, FL and in this post, we’ll cover the reasons you might want this upgrade.
How does your gas furnace turn on to start heating your home? For decades, you would have answered “a pilot light.” But modern furnaces don’t use standing pilot lights anymore. They’ve been replaced with electronic ignition systems that are more reliable and consume less energy.
But just because the ignition for your furnace is reliable doesn’t mean it won’t fail at some point during the furnace’s service life and require that you call our Peaden Pros for heating repair in Baldwin County, AL. Below, we’re going to look at some of the ways you can tell it’s time to replace your furnace’s electronic ignition system.
Recently, we discussed whether a heat pump was a good option for your home heating system. Heat pumps come with the special advantage of providing both heating and cooling. But let’s focus on just heating for the moment. You may not be in a position where you want to replace both your current AC and heater at the same time with a heat pump. You’re looking for just a new furnace in Tallahassee, FL, and if you have an all-electric home, then you’re looking at an electric furnace.
Is this a good option? Or should you still give some serious consideration to replacing both the AC and your current heater with a heat pump? We’ll look into these questions more below.
When you think of ceiling fans, you might picture them as part of summer and an ally when it comes to beating Florida’s sweltering heat. But did you know ceiling fans can be just as beneficial in the cooler months too? In Florida, where winters are mild, ceiling fans are a perfect solution for maintaining indoor comfort all year round without excessive spending. Here’s why ceiling fans in Pensacola, FL are a great investment.
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