As the warm air circulating through your ducts passes over the evaporator coil, it is quickly cooled and can no longer hold as much moisture as it did at a higher temperature. The excess moisture condenses on the outside of … Continue reading →
Your new heating and cooling system should be a custom fit for your home. Sizing and a handful of other installation practices can dramatically affect how well your new equipment will deliver comfort and savings. Expect to pay a little … Continue reading →
Having a carbon monoxide detector in your home may not just make good sense, but may also be city or state law depending upon where you live. Since, unlike smoke, which you might detect if you were awake, carbon monoxide … Continue reading →
One of the most impressive things about a heat pump is that it can both cool and heat your home. But, if something goes wrong and your heat pump is suddenly trying to cool your home in the middle of … Continue reading →
1. Study up – Find out about license and insurance requirements for contractors in your area. And before you call a contractor, know the model of your current system and its maintenance history. Also make note of any uncomfortable rooms. … Continue reading →
The Importance of a Matched System Your cooling system consists of an outdoor unit (the condensing unit) and an indoor unit (air handler). These two components are designed to work together as a coordinated team to provide top performance, maximum … Continue reading →
In order to keep your heating and air conditioning system running as efficiently and reliably as possible you must maintain your system. A Tune Up extends your equipment life while reducing energy costs. Regular maintenance can prevent little problems from … Continue reading →
When is it time to replace? Certain telltale signs indicate it’s time to consider replacing heating and cooling equipment, or improving the performance of your overall system. It may be time to call us to help you make a change … Continue reading →
When the temperature starts to drop and you switch to the Heat mode, your A/C Unit does some things that often causes alarm. Heat pumps have a normal defrost cycle that causes the unit to do things perfectly normal, so … Continue reading →
This part of the Johnson Heating & Cooling web site is here to help us keep you updated on things you want or need to know about heating and cooling, the equipment involved, and the people that make it all … Continue reading →
