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Pets & Your HVAC System

June 30, 2023 by hls_admin

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Pets & Your HVAC System: 5 Simple Steps to Keep Things Running Smoothly

For many families, pets are an amazing part of our households. Pets bring all kinds of benefits as companions. According to the CDC, owning a pet can bring you positive health benefits, such as lowering blood pressure, cholesterol, and depression. (About Pets & People).

That said, pets can hurt your HVAC system (HVAC stands for heating ventilation & air conditioning system) if you don’t take a few simple steps to keep it running efficiently.

Begin by understanding that your HVAC system provides quality indoor air from the fresh outdoor air, filtered and temperature adjusted for your comfort. Understanding this is a great first step. Now, let’s look at 5 things you can do if you own pets to ensure your HVAC system stays in top working order.

Step One: Clean and Vacuum Your House Frequently

Properly cleaning your home ensures that less pet hair or dander is lying around your house – before it gets caught up in the filter of your heating & cooling system. This will prolong the life of your filters and your HVAC system. It will also cut down on your utility bills, saving you money.

Step Two: Change Filters Frequently

An unclean filter can cost on utilities and unnecessary repairs

That said, all pets shed hair and release dander (small pieces of skin from animals that float in the air), which will end up in the HVAC filter. Left unaddressed, your HVAC unit filters will be clogged, and the airflow can be blocked. How often should you change your filter then? This will depend on the type of pet or pets you own and the HVAC filter system. In a non-pet home, we recommend changing your filters every three months. Pet owners should consider doing this more often. Inspect your filter, at least each month. It may be worth looking at a HEPA filter that can trap the tiniest dander from your pet. We also offer stand-alone and other types of air filtration systems. Just ask us.

Step Three: Groom and Brush Your Pet

A well-groomed pet will go a long way in protecting your HVAC system. Pets with fur tend to shed it routinely, so don’t wait until it drops. Get in the habit of brushing your pet, outside if possible. Also, consider a shedding brush, which is available at most pet stores.

Pets can be injured by unprotected outside AC units

Step Four: Cover All Electric Wires and the Outdoor Unit of the HVAC System

To stop your pets from hurting themselves and damaging your HVAC system, be sure that all electric wires connected to your system are enclosed and protected. Enclosing all electrical wires in protected conduit is the best method. Any outdoor unit of your system should likewise be covered to ensure that if the pet cannot tamper with it.
Many pets urinate and mark their spot on outdoor air conditioning units. Pet urine can cause significant damage. Some pets are injured, putting their paws into the exposed and unprotected outdoor system. Take measures to prevent this.

Step Five: Clean Ductwork Occasionally

Over time, pet hair and dander can accumulate in your heating & cooling system ductwork. This build-up will affect how well it provides air to your house. Ensure it is cleaned every three to five years. This will likewise improve the quality of air in your household and your HVAC system’s efficiency.

Pets are a wonderful part of so many of the homes we serve here in Michigan. Taking these 5 simple steps will help keep your house as pet friendly as possible.


Davison Heating & Cooling is the name that people in our area trust most to install and service their HVAC system.

We would be happy to welcome you to the Comfort Zone.  Just give us a call: [hls_phone_number]





Sean O’Bryan

Davison, Michigan estate planning attorney Sean Paul O’Bryan has been helping families for 30 years work through the complicated issues of trusts, wills, estate taxes, elder law, and probate avoidance. He is a noted author and speaker on a variety of estate topics. Sean is married and has 2 children, and lives on an active farm in Lapeer, Michigan with several horses, sheep, goats & chickens

http://www.obryanlaw.com

Filed Under: Cooling Systems|Heating Systems|HVAC Service|Indoor Air Quality

What Is The Zone Control System And How Does It Save Me Money?

June 30, 2023 by hls_admin

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Like every homeowner, you’re looking for ways to reduce energy bills. Unlike some overly frugal people, you haven’t resorted to taking cold showers or banning the use of your HVAC system in favor of a space heater or a window fan.

Savvy homeowners look for ways to use their heating and cooling systems to keep them comfortable while saving money. Today’s topic covers zoned HVAC and how it can have a positive impact on your budget.

First, we’ll address an essential question—what is the zone control system? Then, we’ll show you why it makes sense to consider zoned heating and cooling.

What Is the Zone Control System?

Zoning your HVAC system is a way to manage temperatures in each area or zone in a home. With traditional systems, you’re forced to heat or cool the entire living space to the same temperature. Zoned HVAC allows you to control the temperature of separate areas of your home independently.

What is the structure of the zone control system?

When you’re ready to convert to zoned heating and cooling, your HVAC technician will set each zone up with separate thermostats and motorized dampers on the air ducts. A central controller connected to each thermostat turns the central air and heating system when the thermostat requests air.

Don’t worry about the right way to divide your home into zones. Your HVAC technician can help determine your needs. You may only need an upstairs and downstairs zone, or you could have even more control by setting up individual rooms as independent zones.

However you decide to set up your zoned system, you’ll save money, starting with your utility bills.

Lower Your Utility Bills

In a traditional HVAC system, the air conditioner or furnace work continuously to maintain the same temperature throughout your whole house.  The system doesn’t differentiate between the rooms you spend the most time in and those you rarely use.

A zoned system turns control over to you to manage temperatures in each area, including the rooms you don’t use often. You’ll also be able to find the ideal temperature for comfort in the rooms where you spend the most time.

Continuously striving to regulate temperatures causes your HVAC system to waste energy. A zone control system can lower your monthly energy bills by around 30 percent. It’s possible your savings could pay for the installation cost within only a few years.

Considering a zone control system… then welcome to the Comfort Zone.

Helps Put an End to Thermostat Micromanagement

Consider this common heating and cooling scenario: you set your thermostat to the recommended winter setting, say 68 degrees. Your furnace heats your home to the setpoint and turns off. You’re still cold, and you bump the thermostat up a few degrees.

Once you warm up, you turn the thermostat back down, starting a cycle of micromanagement that causes your HVAC system to run inefficiently. When you mess too much with your thermostat, it starts and frequently stops rather than running longer and steadier.

Micromanagement means you use more energy!

Over time, you’ll get a feel for the ideal temperature for each room in your zoned system. You’ll avoid the need to continually flip the switch on the thermostat, which helps with efficiency and ultimately saves energy.

Eliminates Temperature Extremes

Another way zoned HVAC can save you money is by minimizing the impact of extreme fluctuations in temperatures. If you live alone, it won’t matter as much, but when the people who reside with you have different temperature preferences, you will tax your heating and cooling system.

This could go under the category of messing with the thermostat, but however you classify the problem, you’ll never make everyone in your household happy. Someone will have to compromise—unless you convert to a system that gives the individuals in your home control.

A zone control system allows comfort without compromise.

You Can Buy a Smaller System

Using less energy doesn’t only impact your heating and cooling bills. Zone control systems don’t use the same size system as traditional HVAC uses. Size matters when it comes to cost and ease of installation.

You can install a smaller system, which means you’ll spend a little less money. Your HVAC representative will assess your needs and recommend the right size system.

Don’t hesitate to sit down and talk with your HVAC contractor about how you can ensure a successful transition to your new heating and cooling system, including routine maintenance and a warranty.

Extend the Life of Your HVAC Equipment

Although HVAC equipment today last longer than ever, you’re still investing a significant amount of money upfront. You expect a long service life, especially if you have high-efficiency equipment.

The average lifespan of a furnace is between 16-20 years. You should get 12-15 years from your air conditioner. Of course, service life does depend on how well you care for your system.

Installing zoned heating and cooling cuts down on wear and tear and can extend the life of your HVAC equipment.

Ready to Install a Zone Control System?

We’ve answered a range of questions about zoned HVAC systems, including, what is the zone control system? Now that you have a better understanding of what zoning can do for your comfort level and your wallet, you’re ready to take the next step.

Here at Davison Heating and Cooling, we’ve put together a team of HVAC experts who can answer any question you might have about zoned HVAC. We’re also able to help with other HVAC issues, including repair and installation.

Contact us today to schedule a service or give us a call directly at [hls_phone_number].





Sean O’Bryan

Davison, Michigan estate planning attorney Sean Paul O’Bryan has been helping families for 30 years work through the complicated issues of trusts, wills, estate taxes, elder law, and probate avoidance. He is a noted author and speaker on a variety of estate topics. Sean is married and has 2 children, and lives on an active farm in Lapeer, Michigan with several horses, sheep, goats & chickens

http://www.obryanlaw.com

Filed Under: Cooling Systems|duct cleaning & sealing|Ductless|HVAC Service|Mini Splits

5 Reasons to Choose Davison Heating & Cooling Services

June 30, 2023 by hls_admin

Here are the top 5 reasons to choose Davison Heating and Cooling.

1. A Part of the Community

Davison Heating and Cooling Davison Michigan makes a difference in our community. We are happy to service the greater Genesee and Lapeer county region and beyond. We provide Davison Heating and Cooling services to 27 communities including Atlas, Burton, Goodrich, Otter Lake Elba, and more!

We are happy to provide service to communities within thirty miles of Davison. Click here to find out if you are located inside our service area.

2. Easy Financing Options

Davison MI Heating and Cooling is proud to partner with Wells Fargo, one of the nationals leading home repair lenders to bring you easy financing options. Choose special financing terms and monthly payments so you can get the repairs you need, when you need them.

Our financing includes low-interest rates with approved credit and an easy to use online management system so you can keep up with your financing. Apply online to take advantage of our special financing offers now.

3. A Long History of Service

When you choose Davison Heating and Cooling you get a team of 27 people with over 500 years of collective experience in the business. We’ve been serving the greater Genesee and Lapeer county region for over two decades and we’re proud to be your go-to HVAC team.

Our team has several professional technicians who can troubleshoot your problem and get your HVAC system fixed. Since we’ve been in business for over twenty years our team has a deep understanding of the components, systems, and tools to get the job done.

4. An Experienced, Professional Staff

Our team of professionals has over 500 years of experience between them. They are qualified to get the job done and regularly go above and beyond to make sure our customers are satisfied.

We receive so many Davison heating and cooling reviews because our customers trust us and recommend us to their friends and family. We will find the cause of your problem and explain the repair process to you in detail.

We’ll also keep you up to date so you know when your system will be up and running and back to normal again.

Our technicians are always respectful of your home while performing repairs and always get the job done on time.

5. We Service All Your Needs

Our team of technicians handles heating, cooling, electrical, water heater, and air quality repairs. Why hire multiple companies when Davison Heating and Cooling can take care of everything for you.

Davison Heating and Cooling air quality services enhance the air circulation inside your home or office.

If you or a family member suffers from allergies keeping pollen and bacteria out of the air can help lessen your symptoms. Ask Davison Heating and Cooling about our air quality services and how they help reduce allergies.

Davison Heating and Cooling Is the Right Call 

If you are looking for an HVAC company you can trust, look no further than Davison Heating and Cooling. We’re proud to work in the greater Genesee and Lapeer county region and beyond.

Call us today to discuss your heating, cooling, electrical, water heater, and air quality service needs.





Sean O’Bryan

Davison, Michigan estate planning attorney Sean Paul O’Bryan has been helping families for 30 years work through the complicated issues of trusts, wills, estate taxes, elder law, and probate avoidance. He is a noted author and speaker on a variety of estate topics. Sean is married and has 2 children, and lives on an active farm in Lapeer, Michigan with several horses, sheep, goats & chickens

http://www.obryanlaw.com

Filed Under: Cooling Systems|Heating Systems|HVAC Service

HVAC Careers: Are You Ready?

June 30, 2023 by hls_admin


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Summary: From the tools you’ll need on the job, the estimated salary and the typical workday, these are a few of the pros and cons of HVAC careers. Could a career as a Heating & Cooling technician be the right fit for you?

We all know the importance of a functioning HVAC unit in our lives. They keep us cool in the blazing heat of the summer, and warm during the fridged air of the winter. Many of us can’t even imagine a time without an HVAC unit in our lives.

That being the case, you may have thought about making an actual career working with HVAC units. After all, you have a knack for working with electrical components, and you’ve heard that the pay is actually pretty well, so why not give it a try?

Well, like with most other things in life, there are HVAC career pros and cons that you’ll need to consider before you take the leap into unknown turf. Here are just a few things you’ll want to consider before you begin your HVAC career!

HVAC Career Pros and Cons: Skill Level

Skill level is one of the first things that is apparent in the world of HVAC servicing. Working with electrical components requires a significant level of experience in order to confidently handle the unit. You’ll need years before you can confidently keep yourself from short-circuiting a unit, or even worse, zap yourself on accident.

This is both good and bad for you as someone trying to start an HVAC business; having the skill level to conduct services will make it easy to start, but if you don’t have the needed years of experience under your belt, you’re most likely not going to get hired. Try going to an HVAC school to get the experience you need to confidently handle heating and air conditioning problems.

Con: Tools Can Be a Bit Expensive

The tools for any repair service can be a bit pricey, but HVAC tools are unique in that many of them are specifically designed for heating and air conditioning needs. These specific tools can end up being more expensive than most people care to spend. Before you go into business, make sure you have a budget that supports it.

Pro: There is Huge Demand Demand

There’s no mistaking that more homes than ever before are getting HVAC units installed, and the number continues to rise. And of course, each of these homes is going to eventually need some maintenance or repairs done to their unit, and they’ll need them more than once. In other words, this business is going nowhere anytime soon, meaning you can continue to make a steady profit.

Con: Hard Work

Handling service calls and correctly diagnosing, repairing and installing HVAC units can make for some long, hard days. The weather is often a factor, and it isn’t unusual for a heating and cooling technician to end up crawling on roofs or under a Michigan basement. Spiders are a plus!

Pro: Amazing people

We service the homes and businesses of the people right here, in our community. Their HVAC system is most often the largest investment they have aside from the home itself. Their comfort is our business and their objective. We meet some amazing people each day in our line of work. They are often grateful for the work we do, and their gratitude makes are jobs a special pleasure.

The Right Ones for the Job

Now that you know the HVAC career pros and cons, you know that it takes a bit more than what you may have believed to get in there and get the job done. With that being said, if you happen to run into any future HVAC problems that require assistance, make sure you don’t hesitate to call in the pros.

At Davison Heating and Cooling, there’s no job that we can’t do. We offer assistance in all types of HVAC work, including general heating and cooling troubleshooting, electrical assistance, water heater servicing, air quality services, and so much more.

Ready to get started? Feel free to reach out to request our services for your HVAC needs. Think you may have the chops to work in the HVAC industry? We’re always scouting for new talent, so make sure to talk with us to find out more about joining our team. A link to an application and more information is located here. We look forward to hearing from you!





Sean O’Bryan

Davison, Michigan estate planning attorney Sean Paul O’Bryan has been helping families for 30 years work through the complicated issues of trusts, wills, estate taxes, elder law, and probate avoidance. He is a noted author and speaker on a variety of estate topics. Sean is married and has 2 children, and lives on an active farm in Lapeer, Michigan with several horses, sheep, goats & chickens

http://www.obryanlaw.com

Filed Under: Cooling Systems|Ductless|Electrical|FAQ|Heating Systems

5 Important Furnace Maintenance Tips

June 30, 2023 by hls_admin

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When doing maintenance around your home, it’s important to remember your furnace.

Even if you only use it for a couple of months a year, it’s still an important part of your home. It can be much more costly if you neglect it and need to replace it later.

Whether you have a gas furnace or oil furnace, you can benefit from maintenance.

Want to learn a few helpful tips about furnace maintenance that you can use in your home? Read on to find out more.

1. Check Your Thermostat

When doing furnace maintenance, you should always check your thermostat. While it may not be with the main unit, it’s still very important to how your furnace functions.

If the thermostat isn’t working correctly, your furnace won’t either. You can check it by turning it on, and making sure that you can feel the effects shortly after.

Listen for it to start running and make sure that the space is getting warmer.

2. Check All the Vents

Vents are responsible for circulating the warm air throughout your home. If one is blocked, then it can cause your unit to work less efficiently or damage it.

You should always make sure that there’s nothing obstructing your vents. This can include things like furniture or other objects that you might place on top of them.

To run at maximum efficiency this is an important tip to keep in mind.

3. Check the Filters

The filters on your furnace are there to pick up dirt and dust. Even pet hair can find its way into the filter.

A dirty filter can affect the efficiency of your unit. It can also affect the air quality throughout your home.

When you check your filter, you should make sure to give it a good cleaning. If it’s really dirty, you should consider replacing it. The cost of a filter is a small price to pay compared to replacing the entire system.

4. Check the Blower

Making sure that your blower is in top condition is just as important as your filters. The blower is responsible for pushing the air to where it needs to go.

Whatever makes it through the filter will make its way into the blower. This is why it’s important to clean it.

While you’re there, you should also check all its parts. You want to make sure that nothing is loose or broken.

5. Have a Professional Take a Look

If you don’t know what you’re doing, furnace maintenance can be difficult or dangerous for you to do. That’s why you should consider having a professional do it for you.

They’ll usually go through a furnace maintenance checklist to verify that everything is running as it should. They’ll be able to investigate even the deepest parts of the system to verify that it’s in good condition.

If you’re not sure how to go about it, a professional will be beneficial for you.

Need Furnace Maintenance in Davison, MI?

To have an efficient system, you need to do furnace maintenance. Ideally, you should try to schedule maintenance at least once per year.

Are you looking to have your furnace maintenance done in Davison, MI? Give us a calltoday to find out how we can help you!





Sean O’Bryan

Davison, Michigan estate planning attorney Sean Paul O’Bryan has been helping families for 30 years work through the complicated issues of trusts, wills, estate taxes, elder law, and probate avoidance. He is a noted author and speaker on a variety of estate topics. Sean is married and has 2 children, and lives on an active farm in Lapeer, Michigan with several horses, sheep, goats & chickens

http://www.obryanlaw.com

Filed Under: duct cleaning & sealing|Ductless|Furnaces|HVAC Service

The Ultimate Guide to HVAC Services in Grand Blanc, MI

June 30, 2023 by hls_admin

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Whether you’re a homeowner or a business owner, HVAC services are necessary. Keeping your HVAC systems well-maintained will save you money and trouble in the long run.

It can be difficult to choose a residential or commercial HVAC service company because there are so many to choose from.

If you’re struggling to decide on and HVAC service company, look no further. Read on for a guide to choosing HVAC services in Grand Blanc, MI.

Comparing HVAC Services

The first thing you want to look for in an HVAC service company is their licenses and years of experience. The state of Michigan requires employees to have HVAC licenses to work on HVAC systems.

Some companies may have this information readily available on their website. If not, you are allowed to request the proof of licensing to ensure a quality service.

While new HVAC service companies are great, be sure to choose an established company. Check reviews on their website to be sure they’re a legitimate company that does adequate work.

You can even go as far as to ask for references or referrals. It’s a good idea to ask if the service was clean and thorough and if the employees were respectful of the customers and their homes.

It’s also important to find a company that will evaluate your home. A good HVAC service company will inspect your home to find the best possible HVAC solutions individual to your house.

It’s wise to check if the HVAC company carries the brands that you want. Be sure to ask if the employees are trained in servicing and installing said brands.

If you require commercial services, you may want to look for companies that offer a 24 hour HVAC service. You never know when your HVAC system is going to malfunction, and fixing it before your business opens in the morning will keep you in operation.

Comparing HVAC Service Prices

“How much should I pay for an HVAC service near me?” It’s a common question with an ambiguous answer.

Checking out an HVAC service price list can be a good start. However, an HVAC air conditioning service can vary in price depending on the climate where you live, and the same goes for heating services.

Your best bet is to research the HVAC service companies that are closest to you. Compare the prices of the services you need, and choose accordingly.

Don’t simply choose the best price, though. Be sure that you’re taking the quality of work into account when you compare prices. Paying a little extra to get the job done right will save you time and money on future maintenance services.

Final Thoughts

Now you know what to look for when you’re deciding on HVAC services for your home or business. All that’s left to do is choose a company and get the HVAC maintenance that you need.

Request a service with Davison Heat & Cooling today. With over 500 years of combined work experience, we’re happy to provide you with the services you require.





Sean O’Bryan

Davison, Michigan estate planning attorney Sean Paul O’Bryan has been helping families for 30 years work through the complicated issues of trusts, wills, estate taxes, elder law, and probate avoidance. He is a noted author and speaker on a variety of estate topics. Sean is married and has 2 children, and lives on an active farm in Lapeer, Michigan with several horses, sheep, goats & chickens

http://www.obryanlaw.com

Filed Under: Cooling Systems|Heating Systems|HVAC Service|Indoor Air Quality

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