Meet our Energy Expert! | Ultimate Heating & Cooling
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by Carrie
2y ago
In anticipation of the adoption of the 2015 building codes we, at Ultimate Heating & Cooling, are thrilled to announce that we are able to serve all of your needs for compliance with the new codes. This includes requirements for ACCA approved HVAC system load calculations, equipment selection and duct design.  Additionally, we now have the ability to perform and provide you the documentation required for the building shell air leakage testing and duct system leakage testing, when necessary. We would like to introduce to you our new in house energy expert and HVAC system designer, Nat ..read more
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Here's Why Your Furnace Smells Like It’s Burning | UHC
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by Ultimate Heating & Cooling
2y ago
When it comes to home maintenance issues, burning smells are one of the most alarming things. Even worse is when your heater smells like burning rubber or plastic, or there’s a burning smell coming from vents indoors, and you aren’t sure what’s causing it ..read more
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How to Clean & Prep Your Furnace for Winter | Ultimate Heating & Cooling
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by Ultimate Heating & Cooling
2y ago
Between summer and early fall, one of the best things you can do for your home is make sure your HVAC equipment is in good working order before winter arrives. If you fail to do this, you risk mid-winter breakdowns and having to pay for costly emergency repairs ..read more
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An Intro to Smart Thermostat Installation | Ultimate Heating & Cooling
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by Ultimate Heating & Cooling
2y ago
What is a smart thermostat? Smart thermostats enable you to monitor and operate your HVAC system using an internet-connected device like a smartphone or computer. Whether you’re out for the day or even on the other side of the world, you have complete control over your system, including its temperature, operating hours, and more. In some instances, a smart thermostat can work with other smart HVAC equipment to turn on and off based on movement, activity, and time of day ..read more
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How to Replace a Thermostat | Ultimate Heating & Cooling
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by Ultimate Heating & Cooling
2y ago
The thermostat is the control center for your home’s temperature and, by extension, your home’s comfort.  If you suspect something’s wrong with your thermostat, don’t delay. A faulty thermostat can lead to temperature fluctuations in your home and cause your HVAC system to consume extra energy.  Depending on the issue, you can either replace the thermostat yourself or call in an expert.  ..read more
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What is HVAC/Heating Maintenance? | Ultimate Heating & Cooling
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by Carrie
2y ago
The first cold day of the season has arrived. You go to turn on your heater, only to find out it doesn’t heat up your home! It’s always a good idea to invest in HVAC/heating maintenance as the winter months approach. Here’s all you need to know to help you keep your heating/HVAC system operational and working when you need it most!  ..read more
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How Does a Hot Water Heater Work?
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by Carrie
2y ago
Most people can't imagine life without their hot water heater, yet don't think much about them. Hot water heaters are essential to any household, working around the clock to make sure showers are hot and people don't have to wash their hands in icy water. In fact, according to the U.S. Department of Energy, water heaters are responsible for about 17% of a home's entire energy consumption. That's more than the total of all other household appliances combined! Because hot water heaters work in the background, they are literally out of sight, out of mind. But there’s no question that your water ..read more
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How To Tell if Your Heat Pump is Working? | Ultimate Heating & Cooling
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by Carrie
2y ago
Heat pumps fall into the category of household appliances people don't think much about. That is, until they're not working properly. Most of the time, the only indication something is wrong is that the house isn't as warm as it should be. The good news is that heat pump repairs are often simple, as long as you know what to look for. Of course, a regularly-serviced heat pump generally requires fewer repairs and will have a longer lifespan than one that isn't. The U.S. Department of Energy recommends that heat pumps be serviced by a professional at least once a year. Still, even meticulously ..read more
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