Tag: Heating Installation
Furnace Installation Special (And How to Know You May Need It)
But how can I tell if my furnace is ready to be replaced? This is a good question, and it’s wise for you to take into careful consideration a number of factors about your current furnace to help you make the choice.
Some of Your Heating Installation Choices for the Coming Winter
Fall is here, offering the perfect time to replace your heating system. There are a lot of choices when it comes to whole-home heating systems, and it can be difficult trying to decide which one will best fit you and your home. At Comfort Zone Heating & Air, we carry several types of heating systems that we’ll outline below. One thing to remember in regard to any heating installation in Canton, GA is that it’s important to always use professionals. If you are ready for a new heating system, call us today!
How Installation Affects Heating System Performance
In the question of heating installation, Atlanta GA residents need to take care. A good, reliable installation will help your new furnace perform at peak efficiency. One that uses shoddier parts, with a technician that rushes through the installation process…
Atlanta Heating FAQ: Why Install a Multi-Stage Furnace?
If you have an older furnace in your Atlanta area home, it is most likely a single stage furnace. Single stage furnaces (also called single speed furnaces) have only one speed, which means that when the furnace kicks on, it runs at full speed.
Atlanta Heating Question: What Size Heat Pump is Right for My Home?
One of the most important questions to answer when purchasing and installing any new heating or cooling system in Atlanta, no matter what type, is what size is best for your home. You need something that has enough capacity to heat or cool your whole home…
Atlanta Heat Pump Question: What Is an Air Source Heat Pump?
Most heating systems have as their main component some sort of heat generator, such as a furnace or boiler. These machines generate heat through some form of combustion, which obviously converts energy directly to heat…
