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Tag Archives: Heat Pump

ENERGY STAR and Sealing Duct Work

Because AAA Heating & Air Conditioning cares about helping our customers save money and improve the environment, we wanted to help you make sense of the ENERGY STAR® program and what it means for your heating or cooling system. This is Part 3 of a 9 part series on the subject that is published every [...]

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Now Is The Best Time For A Precision Tune Up!

Here at AAA Heating & Air Conditioning, we are running a mid-winter special on Precision Tune Ups so that you can make sure your furnace is in the best working condition this season.  It is important to get Precision Tune Ups performed once (heating only) or twice (heating & cooling systems) a year to increase [...]

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ENERGY STAR and Maintaining Your Equipment

Because AAA Heating & Air Conditioning cares about helping our customers save money and improve the environment, we wanted to help you make sense of the ENERGY STAR® program and what it means for your heating or cooling system.  This is Part 2 of a 9 part series on the subject that is published every [...]

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Tuesday Tip: Vegetation & Grass

If you have a heat pump or air conditioner, make sure that you keep the area around it free from debris like grass and bushes.  If vegetation is allowed to grow too close to the unit, it can impede its operation.

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Abbreviations- What Do They Mean Anyway?

In the HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) world, sometimes it’s easy to get confused about what all of those abbreviations mean.  You hear them bandied about in the media, but it’s hard to always know what they are talking about.  Below you will find some common abbreviations that we think are important for you [...]

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Ask Our Technician: ‘Smoke’ Coming From Heat Pump

Question:  I just looked out my window and saw smoke coming from my heat pump!  I turned off power to my heat pump and put my thermostat into emergency heat in case something was wrong.  Help!  –Sarah F., Renton, WA Answer:  Don’t worry, you can go ahead and turn your heat pump back on.  What [...]

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