Keeping your Dayton, Ohio home warm and cozy all through the winter can start to raise concerns about utility costs and the impact you’re having on the environment. Because of these concerns, many homeowners are eager to learn about alternative ways to heat their homes. At Allied Services, Inc. we have your answer: a heat pump. Heat pumps are an efficient, eco-friendly way to both heat and cool your home. Read on to learn more.
Are you aching for more space in your Ohio home? Perhaps after a long winter, you’re feeling a little boxed in. A home addition is a great way to get the space you need while avoiding the hassle of moving and the disappointment of leaving a neighborhood you love. However, as you plan to add on to your home, don’t forget to consider your HVAC system’s capabilities. To ensure your new addition is comfortable all year long, consider these options from your friends at Allied Services, Inc.
At Allied Services, Inc., we want you to be aware of and educated on all of your heating options, including heat pumps. All heat pumps operate on a common premise: the transfer of heat. What this means is that rather than burning fuel to create heat, a heat pump moves warm air from one place to another. Heat pumps use a small amount of energy to pull heat out of a low-temperature area and then pump it into a higher temperature area. Heat pumps can pull heat from the ground or the air before pumping it into your home. Keep reading to learn even more about one of our favorite heating options, the heat pump.
The mild temperatures of October in Ohio mean ideal weather for pumpkin patches, hayrides, and football games. Cooler days can also mean a break for your HVAC system during that sweet spot when it is too cool for the AC but too warm for the furnace. However, winter is right around the corner so before you need your furnace to be running at full capacity, call the experts at Allied Services, Inc. to make sure your system is in top shape.
Whether you have a heat pump or you’re considering having one installed, our team at Allied Services, Inc. thinks there are a few things you need to know. So check out these quick facts, and let us know if we can help you (and your heat pump) improve your home’s heating needs this winter.
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