Once a year, for sure, that maintains a warranty, but ideally twice a year before summer and winter, whether it’s heating or cooling.

There’s a lot of different reasons for that one. Depends on what you, what you’re asking it to do. If you are one to turn your thermostat down overnight, and then all of a sudden you want it to be warm in your house in the morning, it’s going to create a big call for heat, for example. But it could also be cold, could be the refrigerant needs to be replaced, could be a lot of different things.

Heat pumps are the new jam. People are going away from gas furnaces, heat pumps are more efficient now.

Depending on its age, typically replace, because it’s likely an efficiency issue in an older system.

If it’s upkept well and filters are changed often, then, I mean, they can go 15-20 years.

With a new system.The efficiency of new systems is just huge compared to what they were even 10 years ago. There’s a reason that there’s a lot of rebates out there for heat pump systems.

No, it is a lot more efficient to keep a steady temperature in your home turning it down when you’re out for the day and then creating a huge energy pull when you get home and turn it back on. Keeping it consistent is better on the system and more efficient.

That depends. Depends on a lot of different things, like square footage, windows, insulation value, and where your home is located.

Well, call us for an emergency service.

Yes. Now they are. They used to be frowned upon, but they weren’t made to withstand our temperatures, so. Newer versions are able to hold up and offer better efficiency.

Yes. Not everybody needs one, but they do help your system stay efficient– For warmth especially.

Lots of options there. And highly recommended options, some that could be added to your current furnace or standalone options. Depending on if you’re looking for inexpensive or more expensive options, definitely call and ask.

As long as you get the right outdoor unit. There are two different kinds, and every brand has their own version of it, but it’s the, basically the low ambient that will work in our low temperatures.A lot of people make the mistake of just buying one, like a Mr. Cool online, and. It’s a functional mini split, and it’ll help, but it’s not going to maintain any sort of heat during our cold winters.

It’s a project to duct your home. It could be a $30,000 project depending on how big the home is. So mini splits are a good lower cost option at that point. They’re also great for ADU or smaller builds.

Depends on how many heads you do. It could cost $8,000 to $23,000 depending on how many heads you get.

One to three months depending on your environment. People with pets, allergies, during smoke season, people that have a lot of dust probably should do it at least once a month.