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4 Tips to Keep Your AC Running

Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / April 4, 2022

In a month or two, you’re going to flip on your air conditioner for the first time this year and for a few seconds, you won’t be sure if it’s actually going to kick on. Hopefully it does but those few seconds can be nerve-wracking if you haven’t had an AC tune-up for a few years.

There are a few things that can help keep your air conditioner running more efficiently for longer. While you might not be able to do all of these…

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Feel Dried Out? Get a Whole House Humidifier

Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / November 29, 2021

dried out? Get a whole house humidifier.

Iowa often gets an early dose of winter, forcing most of us to crank up our furnaces early. And while we’re all glad to be in a warm house with a working furnace, we often forget that heat isn’t the only factor that matters when it comes to keeping your house comfortable this winter—humidity also plays a big role.

The process of heating your home ends up removing moisture from the air. This is one reason why home…

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Top 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…

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Stay 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…

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Preparing Your Home for Spring

Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / February 26, 2020

Spring is the perfect time to schedule maintenance on your plumbing and HVAC, even if you’re not experiencing an emergency. Below is a short list of services we’ve found to be beneficial to maintaining a healthy and efficient home.

Test and Check for Leaks

Cold Iowa weather can cause pipes to freeze in the winter, meaning these pipes can leak or burst. Test your indoor and outdoor faucets for water pressure. If the water pressure seems low, check your pipes for leaks. Although a…

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The Complete Guide to Your HVAC System

Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / February 11, 2020

(adapted from Hermann Samano’s article on Porch.com)

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

Don’t Get Caught in the Cold: Tips To Be Sure Your Furnace is Ready for Winter

Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / October 15, 2019

Your furnace kept you warm last winter but it is a complex instrument that should be inspected yearly for safety and efficiency.

Every year when nighttime temperatures start to drop below freezing we receive contacts from individuals who do not have heat; their furnace quits or it won’t start.   In some situations, these individuals may pay more for emergency/after-hour service or the repair may cost more than it would have if the issue would’ve been caught early.

 

Check Your Furnace Before You Need It

One of…

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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…

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Which Air Conditioning System is Right for Your Home?

Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / June 10, 2019

April showers bring May flowers—but what happens after? Here in Iowa, it’s often unbearable heat and unpredictable weather throughout the summer months. And although we can’t control the impending storm or the 95-degree heatwave, we can fix that air conditioning system that only cools the basement you never use, the system that only cranks out cold air when you don’t need it, or the system that just completely stopped working.

To help avoid emergency repairs and replacements, we recommend scheduling an HVAC tune-up each…

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Preparing Your Home for Spring

Written by Hanna Plumbing & Heating / April 1, 2019

As the harsh winter weather finally breaks and makes way for spring, we recommend taking a few steps to prepare your plumbing and your HVAC systems to deal with winter’s aftermath.

Inspect Your Pipes

Exposed pipes can freeze and burst, causing flooding and damage to your home. Pipes located in external walls and in unheated portions of your home are especially at risk. Carefully inspect each pipe for cracks. Keep an eye out for mold and moss, since they can be indicative of the presence of…

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