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South Carolina residents enjoy relatively warm weather. But when winter creeps around, temperatures dip, and heaters turn on. Homeowners may wonder which heating system is best for keeping their homes warm on those chilly nights.  The two most common—and popular—choices among homeowners in South Carolina are heat pumps and furnaces. The next question usually is, “Which one is better?” The

In the HVAC industry, innovations have significantly improved system performance and enhanced eco-friendliness. These advancements also apply to HVAC refrigerants. Traditionally, types like R-410A have served as reliable options for cooling our homes. However, as technology evolves, older refrigerants are being phased out in favor of newer alternatives such as R-32 and R-454B. While this may seem like a sudden

Your heat pump keeps you nice and toasty in your home when the weather outside is frightful. But when it stops working, it can be frustrating and uncomfortable. It may still turn on and circulate air, but when you hold your hand up to the vent you feel that the air is cold or lukewarm at best. What do you

Many people are drawn to the unique and historic architecture of older homes. These homes may be beautiful, but buyers must be prepared for the potential issues they can have. Many older homes were constructed with materials that are now known to be ineffective or dangerous, and this can manifest in plumbing problems. Additionally, when you buy an older home,

At night when the outdoor temperatures drop, it’s important to maintain a warm, comfortable home. Of course, the heating system you install can make or break your family’s comfort. If it’s time to replace your home heating system, you might wonder if you should install a furnace or heat pump. Furnaces are among the most popular heating systems for homeowners,

Your home’s heater works hard to keep you and your family warm during the chillier winter months. While cuddling up with a blanket and a warm cup of cocoa, your heating system operates behind the scenes, battling the cold temperatures to ensure your comfort. Unfortunately, though, your heating system won’t last forever. Eventually, signs may appear that a replacement is

The average household in the U.S. spends about $1,400 on winter heating. You can, however, save hundreds of dollars by using more energy-efficient heaters and alternative heating options. Here are five tips to get you started: