As the days grow shorter and the temperatures start to drop here in Ohio, it’s time to switch gears and prepare your HVAC system for the heating season. Transitioning from cooling to heating isn’t as simple as flipping a switch—it requires a few key steps to ensure your system runs efficiently and safely throughout the colder months. Allied Services, Inc. is here to guide you through the process.
At Allied Services, Inc., we believe in providing solutions that enhance your home’s comfort and energy efficiency. One such innovative solution is the zone system, which splits your home’s ductwork into different comfort areas, offering independent temperature control for each zone. Today on the blog, our team discusses zone systems to help you see the benefits and better understand your heating and cooling options.
Many homeowners wonder if they can buy a heating or cooling system and install it themselves to save on costs. At Allied Services Inc., we understand the desire to be hands-on with your home improvement projects. However, the answer to this question is clear: You cannot buy a heating or cooling system from us and install it yourself. Here’s why.
As homeowners, we’re often on the lookout for ways to optimize energy efficiency and reduce utility costs without sacrificing comfort. One common piece of advice that frequently circulates is the idea of closing HVAC vents in rooms that are not in use. The logic seems sound: by closing vents in unused rooms, you can redirect airflow to the most needed areas, thereby saving energy and money. But does this practice actually deliver the desired results, or could it potentially do more harm than good? Continue reading to learn more from the team at Allied Services, Inc.
Emergencies can strike at any time, and when it comes to your HVAC system, being prepared can make all the difference in minimizing damage and restoring comfort to your home. In Dayton, where temperatures can fluctuate dramatically, knowing how to handle HVAC emergencies is crucial. In this guide, your friends at Allied Services, Inc. will outline the steps you should take and who to call when faced with an HVAC emergency.
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