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With the weather getting warmer and winter on its way out, it’s the perfect time to go through your springtime HVAC checklist. It’s a great time because, springtime means you are more than likely done running your furnace and it’s not yet warm enough to warrant turning on your air conditioning.

Atmospheric venting water heaters work by heating fuel which then warms your water. The pressure from the combustion is pushed through a pipe and out of your chimney. Atmospheric venting water heaters do not use electricity and will work in a power outage.

At JP Heating & Air Conditioning, your safety is incredibly important to us. Many homeowners do not realize that dirty dryer ducts can be a very real fire hazard and are, in fact, a major cause of house fires. In this post, we will go through the steps you should take when cleaning your dryer ducts.

While you should have properly functioning carbon monoxide detectors throughout the year, it’s especially important during the cold winter months. You may have heard of carbon monoxide being called the silent killer because it is odorless and colorless.

Autumn is a time that’s often looked forward to by homeowners because energy costs are low. It’s cold enough that air conditioning isn’t necessary and warm enough that it’s not quite time to turn on the furnace.

No one likes spending their hard-earned money on heating and cooling costs. While there are many things you can do to keep costs down, you may want to consider having a zone control system installed in your home.

Power outages are often manageable, but there are those that can last for days or even weeks or you may have a special circumstance where power is required at all times. These outages can be costly and even dangerous.

Programmable thermostats have many benefits, which is why the team at JP Heating & Air Conditioning in Kalamazoo strongly recommends them. In this post, we will look at four of the reasons you should use a programmable thermostat in your home.

We have already seen some 80 and 90 degree days this spring in Kalamazoo. If that’s any indication of how this summer will be, you will likely be getting a lot of use out of your air conditioning system.

We have already had some hot and humid days that have required us to turn on our air conditioning in Kalamazoo. If you notice your air conditioning system is making noises that it shouldn’t or if it doesn’t seem to be working properly…