Posts Tagged “Heat pumps”
The age of your unit, its efficiency, repair costs and the Cincinnati climate all come into play when deciding whether to repair or replace your air conditioner. Age If your AC is under 15 years old, repairing it is usually more cost-effective, providing the repair cost is reasonable. Efficiency If your AC still runs well […]Read More
The future of residential Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) is shaping up to be smarter, greener and more efficient. As technology advances and climate concerns grow, here’s what to expect: Smarter Thermostats and HVAC systems powered by artificial intelligence (AI) will learn residents’ preferences and automatically adjust for comfort and efficiency in homes. In […]Read More
Affording air conditioning in the future will likely depend on a mix of individual choices, policy changes and technology improvements. Here are some key ways we might manage cooling costs as the climate changes: 1. Choosing more efficient technologies Newer AC models are more energy-efficient. Heat pumps, for example, use much less electricity than traditional […]Read More
Home heating technology has seen a range of recent innovations, many of which focus on energy efficiency, eco-friendliness and/or integration with smart home systems. Here are some of ways Jansen Heating & Cooling, a Carrier factory authorized dealer in the Cincinnati area, is helping customers reduce their utility bills and their carbon footprint: Heat pumps […]Read More
Advancements in home heating technology are making systems more efficient, environmentally-friendly and convenient. You can learn more from any of the best Cincinnati furnace repair companies around town. At Jansen Heating & Cooling, we consider the heat pump to be the most efficient and cost-effective way to heat your home today. The heat pump story […]Read More
Climate change is expected to have several impacts on energy bills in Greater Cincinnati, Ohio, including: Increased Cooling Costs: As temperatures rise, the demand for air conditioning will increase, leading to higher electricity usage in the summer. This may result in higher energy bills due to increased consumption and potential peak demand charges. Lower Heating […]Read More
HVAC stands for heating, ventilation and air conditioning. It refers to systems that regulate and move heated and cooled air throughout buildings. Although there are many HVAC options, they all work similarly, taking in outside air and using ventilation to bring it to a desired temperature. Many HVAC units also can control humidity and improve […]Read More
The government’s Energy Information Administration (EIA) predicts that, on average, households using natural gas will spend about $930 to heat their homes over the 2022–2023 cold months. This big jump is based on both an increase in natural gas consumption and prices. It’s important to remember that your average cost will vary based on: the local […]Read More
The Inflation Reduction Act, passed in mid-August, includes $9 billion to help consumers electrify their homes through rebate and energy efficiency promotion provisions. Some of the most appealing provisions incentivize the purchase and installation of heat pumps. How Heat Pumps Work Despite their name, heat pumps don’t generate heat, and they can be used to […]Read More
