Cincinnati Heating & Cooling Insights :: Heat Pumps

5 tasks to keep a heat pump running efficiently

by Greg Leisgang on March 20, 2015

When it comes to a residential heat pump, homeowners can expect one to last 10 to 20 years with proper maintenance. Learning how to maintain your home's heat pump isn't difficult and will save you money now and in the future.… read more »

Heating and Cooling: Why the Heat Pump May Be Blowing Cold Air

by Greg Leisgang on May 30, 2014

When you invest in a new heating and air system, you expect year-round comfort in your Cincinnati home. If you find that your heat pump is blowing cold air, consider the possible reasons.… read more »

Boost Heat Pump Performance in Your Cincinnati Home With These 5 Tips

by Greg Leisgang on April 25, 2014

With an efficient heat pump, Cincinnati homeowners can have year-round comfort. But without proper maintenance and use, even the best heat pump can be less efficient than it should be. Boosting your heat pump's performance will help reduce energy bills all year round.… read more »

Heat Pump Maintenance: What’s Necessary and Why It’s Important

by Greg Leisgang on March 14, 2014

When it comes to a residential heat pump, Cincinnati homeowners can expect one to last 10 to 20 years with proper maintenance. Learning how to maintain your home's heat pump isn't difficult and will save you money now and in the future.… read more »

Heat Pump Maintenance: What’s Necessary and Why It’s Important

by Greg Leisgang on March 14, 2014

When it comes to a residential heat pump, Cincinnati homeowners can expect one to last 10 to 20 years with proper maintenance. Learning how to maintain your home's heat pump isn't difficult and will save you money now and in the future.… read more »

Heat Pump Freezing Up? Heating Troubleshooting Tips for Cincinnati Homeowners

by Greg Leisgang on March 3, 2014

Your heat pump is the key to heating your Cincinnati home efficiently, so if you see that it's freezing up, it's an understandable cause for concern. It's completely normal to see a light coating of frost on the coil of a heat pump's outdoor unit, or even some ice.… read more »

Heating and Cooling Issues With Your Geothermal Heat Pump? Common Concerns in Cincinnati

by Greg Leisgang on February 14, 2014

Geothermal heat pumps are popular systems for heating and cooling Cincinnati homes. Now's a good time to check your geothermal system for potential problems.… read more »

How a Heat Pump Can Tackle the Heating and Air Needs of Cincinnati Homeowners

by Greg Leisgang on December 11, 2013

When it's time to replace your current HVAC system, consider a heat pump for heating and air in Cincinnati.… read more »

Frozen Heat Pump? Your Technician Should Diagnose Coil Issues

by Greg Leisgang on December 3, 2013

It may not be uncommon for your heat pump to frost over during the cold season, especially if you live in greater Cincinnati. That said, a heat pump shouldn't completely freeze.… read more »

Ductless Mini Splits: Get Better Performance With These Tips

by Greg Leisgang on October 1, 2013

With more people seeking cost effective alternatives to the traditional furnace and A/C combo for their homes, heat pump-based systems have become increasingly popular. Homeowners living in areas with cooler climates, like Cincinnati, can now enjoy the benefits of a heat pump approach by installing a ductless mini-split system.… read more »

Ensure Your Family's Cincinnati Home Comfort by Correctly Sizing a Heat Pump

by Greg Leisgang on June 18, 2013

As a Greater Cincinnati homeowner, you want to make sure your HVAC equipment is the appropriate size to meet the needs of your home, and this includes sizing a heat pump. A heat pump that's too large can lead to excessive waste, while one that's too small will cause the unit to work harder to heat and cool your home adequately.… read more »

Without Spring Heat Pump Maintenance, You’ll Compromise Your Investment

by Greg Leisgang on April 4, 2013

During the mild temperatures of spring in Cincinnati, you probably won’t be using your heat pump as often for either heating or cooling, making it the perfect time to do some routine heat pump maintenance and have your heat pump serviced by a professional.… read more »

Here's How to Troubleshoot Heat Pump Issues

by Greg Leisgang on March 7, 2013

The heat pump that tackles your HVAC needs is comprised of several parts, including an evaporator, condenser, heat exchanger, compressor, copper pipes and a control circuit. These interworking parts are not infallible, so it helps to know how to troubleshoot heat pump issues.… read more »

Use This Buyer's Guide When Selecting A Heat Pump in Cincinnati

by Greg Leisgang on February 7, 2013

If you’re shopping for a heat pump in Cincinnati, you should make an educated decision instead of selecting a heat pump based on price alone. The following factors will help ensure that you get the most from your new equipment for many seasons to come.… read more »

Installing An Air-Source Heat Pump This Year? Make The Most Of Your Investment With These 3 Tips

by Greg Leisgang on July 27, 2012

So you’re interested in an air-source heat pump? This piece of HVAC equipment can make an incredibly efficient addition to your Greater Cincinnati home. When properly installed and operated, an air-source heat pump can accomplish 150 to 300 percent heating efficiency, thanks to the fact that it moves heat with electricity rather than generating it from a combustible fuel source… read more »

Heat-Pump Thermostat -- You Could Compromise Efficiency If You Break These 3 Rules

by Greg Leisgang on March 13, 2012

In climates such as the Greater Cincinnati area, heat pumps offer an energy-efficient solution to heat your home in winter and cool it in the summer. To maximize the energy savings, keep these three rules in mind when using your heat-pump thermostat.… read more »

Heat-Pump Performance Impacted By 3 Factors

by Greg Leisgang on January 12, 2012

A heat pump offers one of the most energy-efficient ways to heat and cool homes in the Greater Cincinnati area, but only when the whole system is operating as it should. Heat-pump performance depends on the ductwork, refrigerant levels and the blower that distributes the air through the house. When in peak condition, these three factors contribute to maximum efficiency.… read more »

What's The Predicted Life Span Of A Heat-Pump System?

by Greg Leisgang on October 26, 2011

Heat pumps are a very efficient heating solution, one that definitely warrants attention when shopping for a new heating system. One of the most important factors to consider when looking is the predicted longevity of the… read more »

Replacing HVAC Systems? Air-Source Heat-Pump Options For All Seasons

by Greg Leisgang on October 21, 2011

Cincinnati has a climate with four distinct seasons. This means that both your heating and cooling systems need to operate efficiently and without breaking down. If you need to replace your HVAC systems, rather than going through the hassle of upgrading both your air conditioner and furnace, consider installing one heat-pump system for efficient heating and cooling year-round… read more »

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