Posts Tagged “Natural gas”

Picking the Right Replacement for Your Home’s Furnace

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Thinking of replacing your old furnace with a more efficient home heating system? Work with one of the area’s best heating companies to make sure your choice is right for your home’s size, your lifestyle and how long you plan to stay in the home. Here are 13 considerations we always take into account at […]Read More

Why are Gas Heating Bills so High this Winter?

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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

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Air Conditioner Repair in Greater Cincinnati

The professional cooling and heating technicians at Jansen Heating & Cooling have a stellar reputation for efficient and effective AC fixes at fair prices. Your technician will first determine whether your AC is not operating at all, or just isn’t cooling properly. An air conditioning system that is not operating could be due to a switch turned off, a tripped circuit breaker, an incorrect thermostat setting or some other electrical malfunction. If one of the first three things is the issue, you can correct those yourself. The problem may also be a mechanical breakdown, which is a more serious issue that a professional technician will need to diagnose. An AC operating but not cooling could involve anything from the simple (registers blocked, air filter logged) to the complex (dirty heat-exchange coils, low or leaking refrigerant). If the inadequate cooling is happening in certain rooms rather than the whole house, the problem likely is related to air distribution.