An important part of having an efficient, effective, and long-lasting HVAC unit is keeping it maintained on a regular basis. Scheduling annual routine maintenance from a professional is the best way to ensure your HVAC unit is running its best. This not only makes sure your HVAC unit lasts as long as possible, but it […]
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What to Do Before Turning on Your AC This Summer
As the weather begins to warm up and transition from winter to spring, it’s important to make sure your air conditioner is ready to cool your home properly when summer rolls around. When hot temperatures are right around the corner, do you know what to do to get your AC ready for the heat? If not, […]
Benefits of Heat Pumps vs. Furnaces
Keeping your home comfortable requires the right system. For your heating needs, you’ll likely be deciding between a heat pump and a furnace. Since both offer benefits and drawbacks, making the choice about which is right for you isn’t always easy. The team at Rick’s Heating & Cooling can help you determine which type of […]
What Should I Set My Thermostat to in The Winter?
Winter in Ohio is notorious for being bitterly cold, which leads to high energy bills. If you’re looking to balance comfort with energy savings for the remainder of the season, follow these recommended thermostat settings in the winter. Set a Comfortable Temperature Begin by manually setting the thermostat to a temperature you feel comfortable with […]
Is It Time for a New Furnace or Should I Replace My Furnace’s Heat Exchanger?
Have you just been told your furnace has a cracked heat exchanger? You might assume that, as with other furnace parts, you can just replace the heat exchanger and get the system back up and running again without too much trouble. However, the heat exchanger is the heart of any furnace, making it one of […]
What Should I Set My AC to When on Vacation?
Summer is the most popular time of year to travel. The kids are out of school, you’ve saved up vacation time at work, and warm weather means you don’t have to worry about ice on the roads. Whether you’re visiting the Grand Canyon with your family, escaping the heat with a vacation to Vancouver, or […]
