Home heating

Signs of Problems with Your Boiler

February 5, 2014

Boiler technology is a very old and reliable form of heating your home. In Avon Lake, boiler systems see a lot of use in many homes, and if properly maintained can last you for many years. Sooner or later, however, every appliance needs repairs and your boiler is no different. The sooner you can spot a potential difficulty, the faster you can get it addressed and possibly keep a small malfunction from turning into a bigger one at the same time.

Why Businesses Use Rooftop HVAC Units

January 21, 2014

You can see rooftop HVAC units on top of most businesses, whether they exist as stand-alone buildings or part of a larger complex like a mall. Here in Fairview Park, rooftop units remain a very popular option for business owners hoping to condition their air cheaply and efficiently. But that doesn’t explain why rooftop units are so popular with businesses…

Why Can’t I Spot a Boiler Leak on My Own?

January 18, 2014

Boilers contain few mechanical parts and therefore have a reduced need for repairs compared to a heating system like a furnace or a heat pump. However, because boilers use hydronic power (water) to provide heat, they are susceptible to two specific problems: corrosion and leaking. The former is often the cause of the latter, although there are a number of other reasons for leaks to occur.

Noises Your Furnace Should Not Be Making

January 13, 2014

Your furnace is an important part of your household, providing reliable heat and comfort during the cold months of winter. In towns like Westlake, furnace technology is the best line of defense against Ohio’s notoriously bad winter weather. Whether it’s a traditional gas furnace, a boiler, or an alternative form of heating such as a heat pump or a radiant system, your heating system needs to function when you need it to. Part of that equation means spotting signs of trouble before they get out of hand.

How Does Ductwork Affect My Heating System?

December 20, 2013

Every homeowner has heard of heating ducts, and if you have a gas powered furnace, you’ve probably had to deal with them in one form or another as well. Heating repair in Avon often includes ducts as well as the centralized furnace in their services, since they play such an important role in distributing heat to your home. That fact leads to a natural question: how does ductwork affect my heating system?

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Are Boilers Better Than Furnaces?

December 16, 2013

Are boilers better than furnaces? Both systems have advantages and disadvantages, and both see a lot of use in our neck of the woods. In towns like North Ridgeville, boiler technology often appears in older homes, while forced air furnaces show up in newer homes. Boilers use heated water to provide heat for the home while furnaces depend on heated air circulated through a series of ducts. Which one is better? That depends.

How Does a Pool Heater Work?

December 7, 2013

There are a couple different types of pool heaters on the market that homeowners have to choose from. Probably the two most popular are gas and heat pump pool heaters. They’re both very different and each has specific advantages over the other. Here at Westland Heating and Air Conditioning, we offer total service for pool heaters in Fairview Park. We wanted to share a little bit about how pool heaters work.

How Can I Tell if My Furnace Needs Professional Repair?

November 24, 2013

There are few better ways to make it through a cold winter in Avon, OH than a furnace. These old warhorses of the HVAC world continue to prove their usefulness each year with dependable and effective warmth. Continual advances in heating technology keep furnaces up-to-date and competitive with other heating systems. The furnace in your home should give you many years of comfort with few issues, as long as you make sure it receives regular maintenance and prompt repairs. If you think your furnace requires professional attention, don’t hesitate: call in trained professionals, like those at Westland Heating and Air Conditioning, to have the problem looked at right away.

Did You Know Heat Pumps Need a Special Thermostat?

November 18, 2013

It would require work to locate a superior option for year-round comfort than an air-source heat pump. Heat pumps work as both air conditioners and heaters, giving you the temperature control you need, no matter the season. As a plus, heat pumps require less energy to run when it comes to heating than most other systems, such as furnaces. The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that a family of four can save 30%-40% off their yearly heating costs when they switch to a heat pump.

How to Get Efficient Heating This Winter

November 8, 2013

When it comes to heating in North Ridgeville, OH, residents want to get the most bang for their buck. Midwest winters are very cold, and we need a reliable heating system to keep our homes cozy and warm. But we don’t want to have to pay an arm and a leg for the privilege. A few judicious tips and a little preparation can save you a great deal of money in unnecessary costs. Here’s how to get efficient heating this winter.

Heating Repairs Caused by Lack of Maintenance

November 4, 2013

In matters of heating repair, North Olmsted, OH residents can’t afford to take chances. Our winter nights are too cold to simply leave a heating problem be, and the faster a repairman can do his job, the better off you and your furnace are likely to be. But in many cases, repair begins with prevention, rather than reaction. A good maintenance session can stop a number of problems before they start. On the other hand, a lack of maintenance can lead to much more serious issues requiring considerably more out-of-pocket expenses.

How Does A Heat Pump Work?

October 19, 2013

Heat pump technology in Fairview Park makes a viable alternative to more traditional forms of air conditioning. Ohio winters can get very cold, but our summers can be equally bad with heat and humidity rising to very uncomfortable levels. A heat pump combines the functions of an air conditioner and a heater in one, making it easier to keep your home comfortable while using less energy to do so. But how does a heat pump work? Individual models vary, but the basics aren’t all that different from a traditional air conditioner.

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