THAQ - Temperature Humidity Air Quality Solutions

The chilly winter is finally here! Have you prepared your home for the cold temperatures? If not, we are here to install the best heating unit to keep you and your family warm throughout the season.

Is your heat pump not working well? Since winter is already here, we don't want you shivering in your home. Call us now, and we will fix any problems related to your heating system.

Did you know?

This is a small checklist of what an HVAC technician typically does during an inspection:
a. Check the condenser/compressor unit
b. Identify any damaged parts
c. Clean the coils
d. Lubricate moving parts
e. Check all electrical connections

Happy Thanksgiving!

Fall is the perfect time of the year to get that heat pump tuned up. You can prevent frequent breakdowns and repairs of the system by scheduling routine maintenance twice a year.

A programmable thermostat can automatically lower or raise the temperature on a set schedule based on how you set it. Smart thermostats are more advanced and can actually adjust the temperature based on your lifestyle habits.

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Your furnace needs an annual tune-up so that you can use it without frequent breakdowns throughout the fall and winter. We have a team of expert HVAC technicians and we can tune your system up for a low price.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates that more than 25,000 residential fires every year are associated with the use of space heaters.

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Did you know?

You need a professional tune-up for your HVAC system if you see these signs:
1.Utility bills have spiked.
2. Poor indoor air quality.
3. Odd smells from the system.
4. Strange noises.

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This fall, we recommend you buy a heat pump to maintain the indoor temperature of your home. This will keep you warm through the winter and cool through the summer. Call us now to order a heat pump.

It's time to start turning on your heating system for your home. But before that, you need to make sure the unit will last without breaking down during the entire fall and winter seasons. For that, you should schedule seasonal heater maintenance with our team of expert HVAC technicians.

Before the temperature drops, we suggest you test your HVAC system. First, turn up the thermostat up to start your heater. Then, check whether it warms the room or not. If it doesn't, call a technician for a tune-up.

Are you aiming to buy an HVAC unit that can work for both summer and winter? Well, heat pumps are the perfect system for your home because they are capable of both heating and cooling.

With winter right around the corner, it's the perfect time to tune up your heating system. Timely maintenance of your heater will result in higher system performance throughout the winter.

We will inspect your unit during a service appointment and remove leaves, weeds, and debris, which can collect around the machine and cause damage. These appointments should be scheduled twice a year.

Did you know a new Energy Star qualified system is around 60% more efficient than 10-year-old equipment?

It's time to turn your heaters back on after months of disuse. But if you are using a decades-old unit then we suggest you upgrade it to a superior version. By doing that, you can prevent a system breakdown when the winter arrives.

You can check the thermostat to know the functionality of your HVAC unit. If it responds properly and shows the temperature reading accurately, it's in perfect working condition.

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If you want to extend your heat pump's lifespan, we suggest you get it inspected twice every year. This not only improves its performance, but also maintains its energy efficiency.

As the season changes from summer to fall, you might experience slightly chilly weather making it the perfect time to invest in a heating system. We have a range of best-in-class heating systems to keep your home warm.

Irregular HVAC maintenance can increase dust buildup inside the system. This leads to blockage of airflow inside the heater. Eventually, moisture will start developing and can cause the parts to rust. You can prevent this by keeping the unit clean with a regular tune-up.

During the fall, we recommend you change your air filter more frequently due to the increase in pollens and allergens in the air.