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11062 North 24th Avenue
Phoenix, Arizona 85029
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1440 W. Houston #6 
Gilbert, AZ 85233
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Phone


(602) 997- 6115
(480) 941- 8447
(602) 870- 6996 -fax


Contractor Licenses

C-39 53957
C-37 87142
KB-02 144694
L-39 69024

 

HEATING Tips
Have a Heat Pump?...

Reminders:
  • Never turn your thermostat off during cold weather.
  • If you have a heat pump with an electronic thermostat, DO NOT set back the temperature setting during colder night time hours.
  • During months with low outside temperature, frost or ice may appear on the outside coils of a heat pump. This is normal on our chilly Arizona morning, and may cause the heat pump to go into its designed "defrost cycle."

    The defrost cycle is programmed to melt the frost or ice on the outdoor coil. During this cycle of a few minutes, the heat pump will make a different sound as it "reverses" itself.

    You may notice steam coming off the coil, or water draining off the heat pump. All this is normal and means the unit is operating properly. Note: NEVER turn your thermostat off during the defrost cycle.

    During defrost, you may notice some cooler air coming from your supply air registers. This is normal and will only occur for a few minutes.

And remember, regular maintenance on your heating and air conditioning equipment it the best way to minimize breakdowns.

What is a Heat Pump?

The heat pump is an electric heating and cooling system. It is called a "heat pump" because it transfers heat from one place to another.

In the summer, a heat pump absorbs heat from inside your home and releases it outside using the refrigeration process. In the winter, it works in reverse, absorbing heat from the outdoor air, and pumps it indoors to warm the home.

Is a Heat Pump economical to operate?
Yes. The electric heat pump is a very efficient way to heat and cool a home, especially in our desert climate. Just like air conditioners, the new generation of heat pumps are 10% to 30% more efficient than older units.

What about comfort?
During winter operation, the heat pump will deliver 90° to 100° air. Heat pumps run at longer intervals than gas furnaces. As a result, you enjoy a more even, comfortable room temperature. Of course, in the summertime, the heat pump cools just like an air conditioner.

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