Heating Equipment Company

10/02/2024

Please know that per Federal Law the R410A refrigerant equipment we have been using for many years is being phased out at the end of this year, and all equipment manufactured after 2024 must use a different refrigerant that has a lower "global warming potential" than R410A refrigerant.

If someone tells you that the R410A refrigerant equipment you have in your home is illegal to own, they are trying an unscrupulous sales tactic. Please have peace of mind that the R410A refrigerant and parts to maintain your R410A equipment is available, and it is not illegal to repair or maintain it.

The equipment that uses the refrigerant that has a lower GWP will cost more, has a flammable component in it, and hence has some safety controls that must be installed to tie into the furnace control board to turn on the blower if a refrigerant leak is detected in the house ducting.

Please know that you have a choice if you have old equipment that is for all intents and purposes worn out. You can wait for the new equipment that uses the lower GWP refrigerant and plan on spending more, or replace it using the R410A equipment that is going obsolete (but has a 10 year parts warranty).

If you wish to speak with us more about this change in the law please contact us.

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07/27/2024

This is a repost from 2022 but we are hiring again. Let us know if you are interested or know someone who might be.

04/22/2022

https://www.cnn.com/2022/04/22/health/ventilation-covid-companies-khn/index.html?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=news_tab

Americans are abandoning their masks. They're done with physical distancing. And, let's face it, some people are just never going to get vaccinated.

01/23/2022

It’s a busy season and we are hiring! If you know a trained service tech who is looking for a position please send them our way. We would also be happy to train the right person so if you know someone who is just starting their career life or interested in changing careers we would love to talk to them too.

07/10/2020

There are ways to make your indoor space safer from the spread of covid-19 and other pathogens. If you would like more information about anything mentioned in this article please give us a call.

A plea issued by 239 scientists from around the world to recognize and mitigate airborne transmission of COVID-19 addressed to international health authorities is to be published in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases.

04/01/2020

Hello everyone. Our doors are closed and locked but we are still doing business. If you need a part please call ahead. We will check our inventory and meet you in the parking lot if we have it in stock. We can still order parts as well. We are giving bids for new construction and equipment change outs. As always, if your system needs service or repairs we will dispatch one of our highly trained servicemen as soon as possible.
Our entire staff is taking extra steps to keep everyone safe. If you have specific concerns about your risk of COVID-19 please call us. We can work out a personalized plan for your situation.
Thank you everyone. We deeply appreciate our customers and want you to stay safe.

07/19/2019

When you have to be out of your home while repairs are being done and the AC in the trailer quits working.

06/21/2019

We can use manual J engineering to help you build the most energy efficient home. Contact us for more information on how your design choices can effect your energy costs.

How Houses Were kept cool before the age of AC

https://www.livinggreenandfrugally.com/how-houses-was-kept-cool-before-the-age-of-ac/

I saw this article the other day and i thought i would share it with you all, This article is about how houses were kept cool before air conditioning was invented in the 1920s.

01/02/2018

We were able to help another Joe Prin Home Fix radio show listener. This person has a daylight basement home that does not have even temperatures throughout the home. They were willing to pay us to come to Idaho City and perform a ducting analysis, but we pointed out that the common cause of this issue is ducting that was put in without engineering and/or a furnace that has a wimpy blower, and the fix for either of those issues is going to be expensive where they have a finished basement ceiling. We suggested that they try running the fan continously and mix the air non stop to bring the rooms to be even temperatures. She informed me her children said they were the most comfortable staying the holidays with her than they have been in years. I get much satisfaction from helping people, and am thankful this was one of those situations where we made a difference in someone's life without costing them serveal thousand dollars. Be blessed out there!