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Four Factors to Consider When Buying a Heat Pump
Heat pumps are more efficient than traditional heating or cooling systems and offer both heating and cooling, leading many home owners to make the switch…
What’s That Sound Coming From My Furnace?
Is your furnace running louder than usual? It’s normal for your furnace to make some noise, but these louder noises often spell trouble…
Why Isn’t My Furnace Heating My Entire Home?
We at Comfort Zone Heating & Cooling want you to be comfortable at home; you deserve to be! Here are seven furnace problems that could be causing uneven heat.
6 Ways Your Furnace Keeps You Safe
From our team here at Comfort Zone Heating & Cooling, here are six ways your furnace is working to ensure your safety.
What Does AFUE Mean?
A furnace efficiency is measured by an AFUE rating. Depending on your units AFUE rating will determine how efficient your unit will be.
Thermostat Troubleshooting
A thermostat is a heat-activated switch. It allows you to control your heating a cooling units to adjust the temperture to suit your needs.
Maintaining Your Furnace
If you have an older furnace you will have a pilot light, however most new-model furnaces will have a hot surface ignitor.
Why Is My Heat Pump Turning On and Off Frequently?
When a heat pump short cycles, it’s having trouble heating or cooling your home. The unit can’t maintain the set temperature, so it restarts over.
Zone Control Systems
A zone controlled system uses a control panel to open and shut dampers that are distributed throughout your ductwork, thus blocking or releasing air.
Three Reasons to Consider a Geothermal Heat Pump
Geothermal heat pumps have been in use since the 1940s and heat and cool homes wonderfully. Call Comfort Zone today to learn more!
Comfort Zone Heating & Cooling services Caldwell, Fruitland, Cambridge, Council, Homedale, Middleton, Midvale, Nampa, Weiser, New Plymouth, Parma, & Payette, Idaho, as well as Nyssa, Ontario, & Vale, Oregon, & the surrounding Idaho/Oregon communities with their heating & cooling needs. Visit our service area page for more coverage details, call us at 208-414-1302, or request service online today.
