Wall Heating & Air Conditioning Blog: Archive for the ‘Heat Pump Systems’ Category

Signs That Your Heat Pump Is Struggling

Monday, February 21st, 2022

When you live in a climate such as ours, it’s great to know that you can enjoy the efficient and powerful heating and cooling that comes from a heat pump system. Even at the peak of summer or middle of winter, you know your heat pump will work flawlessly… until it doesn’t.

Whether you noticed your heat pump is running, but the temperature isn’t changing, or there seems to be low airflow, or maybe even really weird noises are coming from the heat pump even though nothing seems immediately wrong, it’s probably time to call in a professional.

These are signs that something is amiss with your heat pump, and knowing the signs and following up with a call to us right away for heat pump repairs can get you back to enjoying efficient and effective heat pump operation ASAP. Read on as we dive into the signs that your heat pump is in disrepair.

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Is Filter Air Flow Important?

Friday, December 9th, 2016

Air flow importance!

Another Friday! Another frequently asked question answered! Is it important to put the filter in correctly? YES! The air flow arrow should point toward your furnace/air handler. If your filter is put in wrong, it can get sucked into the system and cause other issues!

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How to change your HVAC filter continued!

Friday, November 25th, 2016

For this weeks frequently answered questions answered, we’re continuing with last weeks on how to change your filter.

Another way of changing your HVAC filter.

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HVAC Frequently Asked Questions Answered on Friday

Friday, November 18th, 2016

How do I change my filter? With Atlanta having the smoke pollution, make sure you are changing your HVAC filter more often.

David made a video to help us out in this instance. It’s linked thru YouTube!

He also did a series of pictures for your use!

Here’s step by step instructions for changing out your HVAC filter

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HVAC Frequently Asked Questions Answered on Friday

Friday, November 11th, 2016

We thought we’d start a standard blog that comes up every Friday (something like Taco Tuesday’s but not as delicious!) HVAC Frequently Asked Questions on Friday

Today’s frequently asked question is: How often should I change my HVAC filter?

This answer varies according to certain conditions:

Your HVAC system can’t breathe thru a clogged filter.

You have a air quality filter (usually a 4″ or 5″ width filter) should be changed once a year.
You have a standard 1″ filter, no pets, no remodeling being done and it’s not high pollen season – once every 3 months. If you are on our Club, this means you change it 3 months after we’ve done your twice annual service!
You have a standard 1″ filter with pets, have remodeling going on or it’s high pollen season – it can be as often as once a month! Sometimes, more often especially when you are having your floors redone! The sawdust can really clog up your filter! The pollen can do the same as the sawdust. We really recommend you checking the filter at least once a month during these circumstances!

We hope this answered this frequently asked question! We’ll have another frequently asked question for you next week!

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Thank you to all Veterans!

Friday, November 11th, 2016

Thank you to all who have served for our freedom!

Thank you to all who serve, have served and will serve!

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Filter Air Flow Importance – HVAC Filters

Wednesday, October 26th, 2016

David took pictures to show you the importance of air flow arrows going correctly into the slot.

When the air flow isn’t correct the filter pulls apart and can be sucked into the blower motor and cause damage.
So the arrows are important 😀

How to Change your AC/Furnace Filter

Thursday, September 8th, 2016

Have questions about changing your filter in your HVAC system? David made a short clip showing you! He also shows the way the air flow arrow goes (toward the furnace).

Thank you, David! Great Job!

We uploaded it onto You Tube!

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We’re Hiring – Gwinnett County, Lawrenceville and Snellville!

Thursday, June 9th, 2016

Please let anybody you know is qualified know!

If you know somebody that you wouldn’t mind servicing your air conditioning and heating, please let them know, we’re hiring!

Email resumes to : info@wallheatingandair.com

10 Heat Pump Tips that YOU need to know

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2016

Here’s some useful tips for Heat Pumps in the Winter time!
1. Keep the thermostat at a steady temperature.
2. If you want to raise the temperature, do it a couple of degrees at a time – if you increase it too fast, It can cause your heat pump to freeze up.
3. Use a programmable thermostat made specifically for heat pumps.
4. Don’t be alarmed by steam or frost on your outside heat pump. It’s normal heat pump action in the winter.
5. Heat pumps are not meant for extreme weather. The auxiliary heat will help at this point but it will not heat like a gas furnace.
6. Make sure to change your filter every 3 months. A dirty filter can cause numerous issues.
7. If the unit is covered in ice or snow, it must be removed in order to work properly. Turn the thermostat to Emergency heat or the off position and remove the snow and ice. You can pour warm water over the unit to melt the snow and ice. Even cold water from a hose will help, but do not use hot water.
8. Do not use any sharp objects to pick or knock the ice off the coils of the heat pump. This could cause severe damage and personal injury.
9. Once the unit is clear of snow and ice turn the thermostat back to normal heating. If the unit ices up again, call for service.
10. Do not let the outdoor unit sit underneath a leaking gutter. In the winter months, water will drip on the top of the unit and freeze solid. This will restrict the air flow and cause the whole unit to freeze-up.

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Wall Heating & Air Conditioning Blog: Archive for the ‘Heat Pump Systems’ Category

Signs That Your Heat Pump Is Struggling

Is Filter Air Flow Important?

How to change your HVAC filter continued!

HVAC Frequently Asked Questions Answered on Friday

HVAC Frequently Asked Questions Answered on Friday

Thank you to all Veterans!

Filter Air Flow Importance – HVAC Filters

How to Change your AC/Furnace Filter

We’re Hiring – Gwinnett County, Lawrenceville and Snellville!

10 Heat Pump Tips that YOU need to know

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