Our Customer Experience: “knowledgeable, transparent, responsive”
Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / February 2, 2022
Rick first came to us for an in-floor radiant heating project. Throughout the project, he worked with several people on our team from our receptionist, to estimators and installers. Based on his review of the project, we asked some follow-up questions that we hope will give you an insight into our customer experience.
Read moreTop 4 Reasons To Get a Fall Furnace Tune-Up
Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / September 30, 2021
Furnaces are notorious for being energy hogs—but they don’t have to be. Think about how often your furnace runs during the Iowa winters. It’s heating and circulating a lot of air every year. If you’ve ever changed your furnace filter, you know how quickly dirt and dust can accumulate when your furnace is running. A regular furnace tune-up (we recommend scheduling one every fall before the cold weather hits) can help save you money and prevent bigger…
Read moreStay Cool and Efficient this Summer with Ductless Mini Splits
Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / May 18, 2021
Picture this: It’s midsummer in Iowa and it’s hot and sticky. You have your central air conditioning system pumping out cool air. But your spouse, who is on the second floor, is complaining that it’s still too hot up there and your kids in the basement are complaining how cold it is down there. This is the problem with central air. Depending on the size, age and insulation of your home, you may feel like you have to adjust your AC’s…
Read moreThe Importance of Your Furnace and Water Heater Vents
Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / November 10, 2020
If your water heater and/or furnace burn gas to heat your water and home, they will also need to expel any byproducts of that combustion (exhaust)— think of the exhaust pipe on your car that removes the byproducts of combustion from your engine. We probably all know that running a car in a closed garage is a bad idea because exhaust (and more specifically carbon monoxide) can be extremely dangerous. Well, the same goes for the carbon monoxide that comes from your…
Read moreThe Complete Guide to Your HVAC System
Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / February 11, 2020
Jump to Section:
What is HVAC?
How Do HVAC Systems Work?
Key Components of HVAC Systems
Types of HVAC Systems
The Benefits of Installing an HVAC System
Installation and/or Replacement Costs
HVAC Efficiency
HVAC Providers and Contractors
Whether you’re a contractor, homeowner, or real estate investor, the HVAC system in your property needs to be maintained in order to keep… Read more
Inconsistent Temperatures in Your Home? A Ductless Mini-Split Can Help
Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / August 16, 2019
A ductless mini-split is a heating and cooling system that allows homeowners to control temperatures in individual rooms or spaces. Similar to a central air system, the mini split has both an indoor and outdoor component. They are relatively quick and easily installed by a professional HVAC technician since they do not require ducts throughout the home.
A ductless mini-split can improve the indoor comfort in larger homes with inefficient conventional HVAC systems. We find that homeowners who face this problem may not be…
Read moreWhat You Need to Know About Furnace Maintenance
Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / January 10, 2019
What You Need to Know About Furnace Maintenance
The most inconvenient time for your furnace to malfunction is when you depend on it most – during the winter. During this time of the year, we spend a lot of time indoors, often hosting holiday guests or cooking delicious meals for our families. With all the busyness that surrounds us, it’s easy to overlook certain aspects of our home’s maintenance.
Take a look at the benefits of a cleaning and safety inspection of your home’s furnace.
Cost
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Read moreWhen to Call for Emergency Plumbing or Heating Services
Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / February 6, 2018
Nothing can put a damper on your day like a plumbing or heating emergency. Many times these emergencies cost a homeowner thousands of dollars and can lead to even bigger issues if not addressed immediately. But what constitutes an emergency and when should you call for emergency plumbing or heating services?
Frozen Pipes/Burst Water Pipes
During the winter, frozen pipes are a major concern for Iowa homeowners. When the water inside a pipe freezes it expands as it turns…
Read moreEnergy Saving Tips for the New Year
Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / December 27, 2017
Are you tired of high energy bills for cooling, heating and lighting? If you are, there are steps you can take to reduce your energy consumption and lower your home’s carbon footprint! The best part? Many of these fixes are low cost. Follow these energy saving tips to reduce your energy consumption!
1. Change Your Light Bulbs
If you are like most people, you’ve probably switched your old incandescent bulbs to compact fluorescent lights (CFLs), but did you know that you can…
Read more5 Tips to Prepare Your HVAC for Winter
Written by deNovo / November 13, 2017
Iowa receives up to 26 days of snowfall and 34 inches of snow each winter, with temperatures plunging below zero. To keep the occupants of your home or business safe and warm, we recommend taking steps to prepare your HVAC system for the coming winter.
1. Check Your Building Envelope
Before winter, it is always a good idea to check your building’s envelope for air leaks, especially around doors and windows, and seal any air leaks. For homeowners, this may include replacing the weatherstripping on doors,…
Read morePrepare Your Furnace for Winter with CSI
Written by deNovo / September 13, 2017
Cold weather is right around the corner…is your furnace ready? Now is the time to prepare your furnace for winter! With Our CSI offer we will ensure your furnace will work the first time you need it and every time after. You can’t go wrong with Clean – Safety – Inspection.
Clean
– Remove burners.
– Vacuum heat exchanger.
– Check for leaks.
Safety
– Checking safety limits.
– Testing for…
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