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Is a specific room in your San Jose home feeling colder than the rest? Space heaters offer targeted warmth, but many homeowners in San Jose, Silicon Valley, and the South Bay often overlook the significant electricity consumption, running costs, and crucial safety considerations involved. As your trusted local HVAC partners, [...]
How Does a Heater Work? A San Jose Homeowner’s Guide Quick Answer: A heater works by converting energy into heat and distributing it throughout your home. Gas furnaces burn natural gas to create warmth, electric heaters use resistance coils like a toaster, and heat pumps transfer existing heat from outside [...]
Key Takeaways for San Jose Homeowners Cold Air: Check filters, thermostat, and call for professional help if igniter/refrigerant issues are suspected. Burning Smell: New systems or seasonal startups often burn off dust; persistent electrical smells require immediate attention. Short Cycling: Can indicate overheating from restricted airflow or an improperly sized [...]
Homeowners in Silicon Valley are in a perfect position to lead the national transition to cleaner, more efficient living. In the Bay Area, home electrification is no longer just an environmental preference; it’s quickly becoming an enforced necessity. With new rules phasing out gas appliances, an ever-growing list of local [...]
As California moves ever closer toward electrification, more homeowners in Silicon Valley and the South Bay are considering switching from a traditional furnace to a heat pump. With a statewide heat pump mandate in motion and rising temperatures bringing necessary change in how we heat and cool our homes, now [...]
TLDR; an AC blowing hot air is a common problem that can often result from the following errors: Thermostat: Is it set to “cool” and the temperature lower than the room? Air Filter: Is it dirty? A clogged filter restricts airflow, causing the coil to freeze. Outdoor Unit: Is the [...]