Virginia winters aren’t as bad as in some of other parts of the country, but you’ll still need a heater running during a good portion of the season to stay warm. But cold isn’t the only issue you’ll run into during the season: indoor air quality often declines during the winter. Spring isn’t the only period when allergy and asthma from air pollutants pose a problem.
Oasis Heating, A/C & Refrigeration Blog : Archive for January, 2017
Protecting Your Indoor Air Quality in Any Season
Wednesday, January 4th, 2017Odd Things Your Heat Pump May Do in Winter
Monday, January 2nd, 2017Is this your first winter using a heat pump for comfort? Whether it’s because you had the system installed in the spring to prep for summer, or you’ve moved into a house that already has a heat pump, you’ll probably run into some unusual behavior from it during the winter. Most of the time, there’s nothing wrong with the heat pump—it’s simply that you’re unaccustomed to seeing the way this type of comfort system works in cold weather.
Here are two specific heat pump winter issues that seem like repair problems… but aren’t.
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