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!
Wall Heating & Air Conditioning Blog: Archive for the ‘Heating’ Category
How to Change your AC/Furnace Filter
Thursday, September 8th, 2016We’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, 2016Here’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.
GA Power Nest Thermostats Installed
Friday, January 8th, 2016Attention GA Power Customers:
Wall Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. will install your Nest thermostat provided by GA Power!
Call us at 770-736-5207 for the cost and to set up your appointment!
Time to Schedule Your Service!
Thursday, November 19th, 2015Happy early Thanksgiving! To our teacher Club Members, please call us to schedule your service during this time!! We still have openings for maintenance before the holiday!
Call Karen or Deb today at 770-736-5207 to schedule your service today!!!
Wall Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. is a family owned and operated business. We have been in the Gwinnett County area, including: Snellville, Buford, Dacula, Loganville, Lawrenceville, Grayson, and Monroe since 1988. We are licensed and insured. All of our technicians have been extensively trained and are drug and background checked!
Repeat Blog but Very Pertinent!!! Energy Saving Tips
Thursday, June 18th, 2015Summer time is here full BLAST!!! Farmer’s Almanac says it’s going to be hot and HUMID!!
Here’s some tips to help with the higher electric bills:
1. Change your AC filters!
2. Set your thermostat at 78 (some times lower with the higher humidity!)
3. Have your AC unit serviced by a licensed contractor! Did we mention we’re licensed and insured?
4. Use your ceiling fans!
5. Close your blinds, curtains or any other window covering during the day!
6. Reduce your pool filter operation to 4-5 hours a day and at off peak hours!
7. Fill up your fridge – it takes a full fridge longer to lose it’s coolness when the door is open than an empty one!
8. Use your dishwasher – this uses less water than when you hand wash.
9. Cook with your microwave more! It uses 2/3 less energy than your stove!
If you want to program your thermostat thru your smart phone, we have these great Sensi thermostats available. Our prices are $199 for our Club members (if done at your service) or $259.95 for non-Club members!
Call Karen or Deb today at 770-736-5207! We are more than happy to schedule maintenance, repairs or an estimate for a whole new unit!
Wall Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. is a family owned and operated business. We have been in the Gwinnett County area, including: Snellville, Buford, Dacula, Loganville, Lawrenceville, Grayson, and Monroe since 1988. We are licensed and insured. All of our technicians have been extensively trained and are drug and background checked!
5 Reasons to Call About Replacing Your AC System
Tuesday, March 10th, 2015
A new Daikin AC may be in your future!
1. Tax Refund
2. It’s going to get hot!
3. You won’t be sweating it for the summer – probably save on your electric too!
4. 25 months – no interest financing! 25 equal payments and it’s paid in full!
5. Equipment costs are going up – unfortunately
We will give you an estimate for replacement for free! We also offer 10 or 12 year parts and labor warranties on some of our systems! Call for details!
We are offering a Tax Time Special until April 15, 2015 – We will check your HVAC unit out for only $79 for each unit. This normally costs $125 for 1st unit and $65 for each additional unit.
Call Karen or Deb today at 770-736-5207 to schedule your service today!!!
Wall Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. is a family owned and operated business. We have been in the Gwinnett County area, including: Snellville, Buford, Dacula, Loganville, Lawrenceville, Grayson, and Monroe since 1988. We are licensed and insured. All of our technicians have been extensively trained and are drug and background checked!
Thank You From Our Small Business!
Monday, February 23rd, 2015
I saw this on my brother’s FB and had to share it!! Thank you from the bottom of our small business hearts!!
BRR! It’s on it’s way, Grayson, Lawrenceville, and Snellville!
Monday, January 5th, 2015
PLEASE!!!
Brr! Have you looked at the 5 day forecast for Loganville, Dacula, Suwanee or all of Gwinnett County? We have!
It’s COLD!!!!
Wednesday we are looking at a HIGH of 39 – that’s right a HIGH! And Thursday, it’s supposed to be 30 with a low of 13!!!
Some simple things to know about your HVAC units:
*If you have a heat pump and temperatures go below 32, your unit will go into emergency heat – it’s not a gas furnace…It won’t heat like a furnace.
*Remember last year during the cold snap, some of the municipalities had gas issues. It might affect us again.
*If you have a unit in your attic with a condensate line, open your attic door a little so that line doesn’t freeze. That line freezing could cause water issues and also apply the emergency shutoff so your unit won’t be working at all.
*If your power goes out, first off even with a gas furnace, you will not have heat. Gas furnaces have electric blowers and also electric ignitions. Shut off your units at the thermostat. If your thermostat is blank, shut it off at the light switch by your unit. When the power is restored, the power surge could ruin your systems. Remember how they always told us to unplug our computers or use power plugs. Same reason.
If your outside unit is covered in ice, do NOT try to break off the ice.
Call us if you are having any problems, concerns or need to have your furnace/heat pump serviced or repaired!
Karen and Deb are taking calls at 770-736-5207
Remember to be careful with these temperatures! Frost bite starts fast!
Thank You to our Veterans!
Tuesday, November 11th, 2014
God Bless All Who Serve and Served!