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Benefits of Heat Pump Installation If you’re a homeowner in Buffalo, NY, or the surrounding areas, you’re likely familiar with the challenges of maintaining a comfortable home throughout the year. From freezing winters to hot, humid summers, keeping your home at the right temperature can be both costly and energy-intensive. This is where heat pumps … [Read More]
Understanding the 2025 HVAC Refrigerant Change The HVAC industry is on the brink of significant changes as we approach 2025. The shift involves phasing out the widely used refrigerant R-410A in favor of more environmentally friendly alternatives such as R-454B and R-32. These new refrigerants promise to reduce the environmental impact of cooling systems by … [Read More]
10 AC Tips For A Heat Wave As temperatures soar during extreme heat waves, your air conditioner becomes an essential tool for maintaining a comfortable and safe indoor environment. Proper care and maintenance of your AC unit not only ensure its efficiency but also extend its lifespan. Keep reading to learn more, or call Emerald … [Read More]
What’s The Difference Between Ductless And Traditional HVAC? Are you considering an upgrade to a more efficient, versatile air conditioning system for your home? Ductless mini-split systems could be the solution you’re looking for. This article explores the advantages and disadvantages of these systems, provides insights into costs and savings, and highlights which types of … [Read More]
Why Does My Air Conditioner Smell? Have you ever been puzzled by an odd smell wafting through your home, only to realize it’s coming from your air conditioner? Let’s dive into the common reasons behind these odors and how to address them. Keep reading to learn more, or call Emerald Heating and Cooling today for … [Read More]
Is it Normal to Have Water in the AC Drain Pan? Yes, it’s normal and expected to have some water in your air conditioner’s drain pan. This water results from the condensation process as your unit cools the air. However, while some water is okay, excessive accumulation or constant overflow is not and indicates an … [Read More]
