The Latest News from JP Heating & Air Conditioning in Kalamazoo

With temperatures increasing in Southwest Michigan, many of us are cranking up the air conditioning. A properly cooled environment is not only more comfortable, but it also improves your quality of life.

Keeping a maintenance schedule for your air conditioner, furnace, and other HVAC equipment is an important part of keeping everything in working order.

Our current customers really love seeing the cost savings on their energy bills when they replace an old furnace with a new energy efficient one.

While your carbon monoxide detectors should be placed in all the appropriate areas of your home and working properly throughout the year, it is even more critical in the winter.

As you have probably noticed, winter is here and the air is not only cold, but also very dry. During the warmer seasons it’s often noted that it feels a lot warmer outside as humidity increases.

Whether we like it or not, heating and cooling systems require ongoing maintenance to keep them working properly (and efficiently).

While smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors are present in the vast majority of homes, there is another type of alarm system you may not even be aware exists, or if you are aware, why you might need one – a leak detector alarm.

With so many people now working from home on a regular basis, there is a lot of talk about ways to reduce energy costs.

For many homeowners, one of the most important considerations when choosing their heating and cooling systems is energy efficiency.

You may be surprised to learn that the air inside of your home can be up to five times more polluted than the outside air.