Posts Tagged “heating your home”

What are Dual-Fuel Heating Systems and why do we Recommend them for Cincinnati?

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Cincinnati HVAC companies often suggest homeowners use a dual-fuel system to heat their homes. A dual-fuel heating system combines a heat pump and a gas furnace (or sometimes an oil or propane furnace) into one coordinated home comfort unit. The heat pump handles mild to cool weather. When temperatures drop too low, the system switches […]Read More

Understanding HVAC

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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

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Why Pierce and Batavia Townships Choose Jansen Heating & Cooling

Based just a short distance up I-275 from the former village of Amelia, Jansen Heating & Cooling is one of the area’s best HVAC providers. We serve homeowners in Pierce and Batavia Townships with quick, reliable and affordable maintenance, as well as repairs and new equipment selection and installation. Jansen offers a satisfaction guarantee. We’ve never faced a heating or cooling problem we couldn’t resolve, and are confident you will be pleased both with our service and rates. Our 100% pricing guarantee especially appeals to our customers southeast of Cincinnati; if the job turns out to be more complex than what our technician estimated, aw will stand by our original quote. Jansen technicians get to know their customers, and the idiosyncrasies of those customers’ HVAC systems. At every maintenance visit, they check to make sure everything is functioning properly, and give you a heads up about any potential future concerns.