Okay, so we are obviously not advising everyone to forgo the use of ductwork in their homes in order to maintain comfortable temperatures by distributing heated and cooled air throughout the living space. In some/many cases, however, homeowners are going to run into some trouble as far as the ductwork goes. This can happen for different reasons and at different stages. When it does, clients often turn to us for ductless mini split services in Cherry Hill, NJ.
The ductless mini split, as you’ll see below, is quite the unique HVAC system (notice that we didn’t say “heating” or “cooling” there?). It may not be right for every home or homeowner, but no system truly is—that is why there are so many different types available. Consider the following information regarding the design, operation, and benefits of ductless mini splits, and let us know if you have any questions or if you are ready to start reaping those benefits.
If so, then now is the time to sort out the details. Sometimes, homeowners convince themselves that an old AC still has a year of quality performance left in it. Other times, they simply forget about the issues that they were having with their AC last cooling season, only to remember when faced with even more problems during the current season. We strongly recommend you avoid both of these scenarios. It’s always best to plan ahead when it comes to an air conditioning replacement.
It’s getting toward the end of March, and you may well be ready to stop thinking about your heating system altogether at this point. We’d advise against that, however. In fact, if you are thinking about replacing your heating system at all, now is a perfect time to start scrutinizing your options.
Do you use a forced heating and/or air conditioning system, such as a heat pump, central air conditioner, or furnace? If so, are you certain you are getting the best performance possible from your equipment? Did you know that issues affecting the performance of such systems are wide-ranging, and may extend beyond the HVAC units themselves? Today, we are going to be talking about one of the most pervasive of all problems that may afflict forced air heating and air conditioning systems: leaky ductwork.
It’s only the beginning of March, and we’ve all seen winter make a roaring comeback at this time of the year in the past. Now, that being said, it is also safe to say that the bulk of the winter weather is behind us once more. You may be ready to shift your focus away from the heater in your home at this point, but the fact is that the end of the season is the perfect time to start thinking about a 
Investing in a new heating and/or air conditioning system can be a bit overwhelming. There are the old standards, of course, such as the