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The Problem with Improperly Sized Furnaces

Monday, February 8th, 2016

There are a lot of different things to consider when shopping for a new furnace. What’s the AFUE rating? Electric or gas? Will it be able to physically fit in the open space? One thing that often gets neglected, though, is the overall size of the furnace. Many homeowners make sure that the furnace can actually fit, but ignore what the ideal size of the system should be. That makes it possible for all sorts of problems to crop up in the future. Read on to find out more about why furnace size is such a big issue.

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When to Replace Your Ductless Heating System

Monday, January 18th, 2016

Ductless heating systems last about as long as any other heating system, as long as you take proper care of them. While you can get your ductless heater to give you a good couple of decades of service, eventually it will reach the end of its life. It is a good idea to be able to recognize when your ductless heating system is getting close to that point, so that you can get it replaced as soon as possible. Otherwise, you may have it break down on you at a very inconvenient time. Let’s take a look at some of the signs that you need a new ductless heating system.

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Why Your Heat Pump Needs Maintenance Twice a Year

Monday, November 9th, 2015

You may or may not know that your heating system needs maintenance at least once a year in order to stay in top condition. That is, unless you have a heat pump. If you use a heat pump, you actually need to schedule maintenance twice a year to reap the same benefits as other heating systems that only need it once a year. Why is this the case? Read on to find out.

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Why Diesel Particulate Filters Are Necessary

Monday, September 28th, 2015

With the recent Volkswagon scandal regarding their diesel vehicles, a lot of questions are being raised about diesel and its role in transportation. A lot of people are curious about why diesel is subject to tighter environmental restrictions, and why it is a big deal in the first place. We’d like to take this opportunity to share some info on why things like diesel particulate filters are necessary. Read on for more information.

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What Happens During an Air Conditioning Maintenance Appointment?

Monday, August 10th, 2015

We have written at length about the importance of scheduling air conditioning maintenance, but we haven’t really talked about what specifically happens during an air conditioning maintenance appointment. The better you understand the procedures involved with air conditioner maintenance, the better you’ll be able to recognize the benefits associated with it. Let’s take a look at just a few of the more common air conditioner maintenance procedures.

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Why Duct Cleaning Is Important for Indoor Air Quality

Monday, June 8th, 2015

Many homeowners know that indoor air quality is important. If you leave your windows closed all the time, for example, the air in your home is much more likely to become stale and musty. What a lot of homeowners don’t know, however, is how much their indoor air quality is affected by the state of their ducts. The ducts in your home play a big part in determining your overall indoor air quality. Read on to find out more about how your ducts alter your air quality, and what to do about it.

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What You Need to Know About Your Air Conditioner’s Refrigerant Line

Monday, May 18th, 2015

Though the vast majority of homeowners in the country own air conditioning systems, relatively few of them are aware of how they actually work. This may not seem like a big deal. After all, how many systems in your home do you operate just fine without knowing how they work? The difference here is that the more you know about the inner workings of your air conditioner, the better you’ll be able to recognize when it needs repairs. With that in mind, let’s take a look at one of the most important parts of your air conditioner: the refrigerant line.

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When Is It Time to Call for Heating Services in Georgetown, TX?

Monday, January 26th, 2015

Everyone knows that their heating systems aren’t invincible. No matter how sturdy your heater is, eventually it’s going to require some maintenance.

The question then becomes: when should you call for it? A lot of people like to wait until a problem occurs before calling for any sort of heating services. While this may save you some slight inconvenience, it will often cost you quite a bit in the long run. Let’s examine some of the best times to call for heating services, and why you shouldn’t wait until something breaks.

Annual Heating Maintenance

The old saying “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” is just as relevant in heating maintenance as it is anywhere else. Preventive maintenance is extremely beneficial to your heating system in many ways. It can identify and fix any parts that may be threatening to cause problems, and ensure that your heating system in general is in the best possible condition it can be. This is especially important during the fall season, right before winter sets in and the demand on your heating system increases exponentially. It is recommended that you have your heating system checked at least once every year, in order to keep it in ideal operating conditions. Even if nothing seems to be wrong with your system, schedule the appointment anyway. You’ll reap a much larger benefit in the long run.

Any Time You Notice an Issue

Heating services can be a pain sometimes. You have to go out of your way to schedule the whole thing, and often make yourself available in case the HVAC technician needs to talk to you about anything. However, that’s no reason to ignore the signs that your heater is having trouble. Though not all issues with your heater present warning signs, there is no excuse to ignore any unusual noise or other behaviors that your system might present. Trust us, the sooner you react to any possible issues, the easier it will be to fix them.

If you think you may need heating maintenance services in Georgetown, call Roznovak today.

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Why Is Thermostat Installation an Important Part of Heating Service?

Friday, November 14th, 2014

Your thermostat controls when your system operates and the temperature of your home. As such, having the right thermostat for your home can be a great tool for achieving the control you want over your home’s heating. There are a few choices when it comes to installing a new thermostat, and with any upgrade to your heating system, it’s best to have installation performed by a professional. Roznovak specialists have been offering comprehensive heating service in Georgetown since 1979, including thermostat installation, so call us today!

Why Install a New Thermostat?

Here are a few reasons why an upgraded thermostat can help you and your heating system:

  • Better energy efficiency – with a programmable thermostat, you can program your heating according to your schedule and accommodate for times when your home is occupied or unoccupied. This allows you to gain great control over when and how much you heat, which can help you reduce your energy usage.
  • Better comfort – the precision and accuracy of digital thermostats allows you to set an exact temperature setting versus aiming for one, as can be the case with slide or dial thermostats. This can help improve your comfort level.
  • Less wear on your system – with a programmable thermostat, you will most likely use less heating, which means your system will operate less. Less operation means less wear on your system.
  • Convenience – it can be challenging to remember to turn down your heating when you leave for work during the week or when you go to bed. With a programmable thermostat, this isn’t an issue as you can set the program to handle all the temperature changes you want.

What Are My Choices?

  • Digital
  • Programmable
  • Smart
  • Wireless

Upgrading your thermostat can help you increase your energy efficiency and comfort while also helping your heating system. If you are ready for a new thermostat, call Roznovak and schedule an appointment for residential heating service in Georgetown today.

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What Are the Benefits of a Geothermal System?

Friday, October 31st, 2014

Choosing a new air conditioning or heating system can be a difficult process considering all of the options available in today’s world. But if you need a new heating and cooling system, it’s tough to beat the efficiency of a geothermal system. Geothermal heat pumps depend on the stable temperature beneath the earth’s surface to circulate heat. Learn more about these systems in this guide.

Roznovak is your professional source for heating and air conditioning installation or any residential AC service here in Los Angeles.

How It Works

A heat pump is a type of system that moves heat from one area to another. In an air-source heat pump, refrigerant pumps through an indoor and outdoor component to move heat from the inside to the outdoors in the summer and from the outside to the inside in the winter. A geothermal system works a bit differently. Water or a water-refrigerant blend pumps through a set of coils buried underneath the ground. In the heating season, heat is absorbed from the earth and moved into your home. In the summer, heat is absorbed from the air in your home and safely deposited outdoors.

Some Benefits of Geothermal Air Conditioning and Heating

  • Environmentally Friendly: Many people praise geothermal heating and cooling for its low environmental impact. Geothermal heat pumps do not release pollutants into the air and use far less power than standard AC and heating systems.
  • Energy Efficient: Geothermal systems are incredibly efficient, saving a lot of money from month to month. In fact, as time goes on, the energy savings combined with the possibility of government incentives can offset the initial cost of installation.
  • Fewer Repair Needs: Generally, geothermal systems require fewer repairs than some other types of heating and cooling systems because they contain few moving parts and because the outdoor components are buried underground, and not exposed to the outside elements.

Geothermal systems are also relatively quiet, have long lifespans, and you may receive local or federal incentives for installing the system. Geothermal systems are great for anyone looking to save money from month to month and retain quality heating and cooling. For more information about geothermal cooling and heating or for any residential AC service in Georgetown, TX, call the friendly professionals at Roznovak.

 

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