Buying a new furnace to heat your home or business is a big purchase. The purpose of this article is to help you understand how Blue Ridge Heating and Air approaches the process. It is our goal to meet or surpass your expectations throughout the entire process. In this article, we are going to go over the process from start…
As a homeowner, if you are investing in a new AC or heating system, it’s important to know what to consider when replacing HVAC systems. Most people think about the size of the system, and what they want out of it. But you should also think about things like energy efficiency, longevity of your HVAC system, and much more. In…
After recently servicing a couple of homes in a 35 year old Greenville county neighborhood, we are finding issues that can only originate from unpermited work. Not only do we find issues that affect the operation and efficiency of the system, but also we discover alarming safety issues. We advise checking your gas furnace exhaust flue attachment – today. These…
When it comes to cooling your home, two popular options stand out: ductless mini-split systems and window air conditioners (AC). Of course, central AC systems are very common in the Carolinas, but today we are focusing on these 2 zoned HVAC systems. Each has its advantages and disadvantages, based on different needs, preferences, and budget constraints. This article dives deep…
One of the questions we get asked frequently here at Blue Ridge Heating and Air is whether a heat pump can be used as an air conditioner. Simply put, Yes! The name of “heat pump” can sometimes lead people to believe these systems are just meant for heating, but that is not the case. A heat pump can be used all…
During the summer, you need an air conditioner to keep your home cool. We have installed hundreds of air conditioners, and we want to tell you a little more about the process. In this article, we want to take you through each step, from when we first come assess your situation, until we install the air conditioner. Our goal is…
Finding out that your furnace is broken is a painful feeling. You know that it’s going to cost money, and your home may be a bit frigid in the meantime. You are also faced with the questions of is it time to repair or replace my furnace? There are a few key factors that go into that decision. In my…
Most garages are designed without heating and air conditioning in mind. It’s typically a storage space, and one that people don’t spend time in. But, if you DO want to use your garage as a workspace, a living space, maybe an office, you’ll want to have it comfortable all year long. We recommend a mini split for a garage in…
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