R & R Heating & Cooling

Do you want to stay extra warm in the winter without heating up your entire house? You should consider purchasing an electric space heater, since it is perfect for heating a single room and can give you the supplemental heating you need without the expensive energy bills.

Did you know that the refrigerant that has been used for decades in HVAC systems is no longer safe? The federal government has ordered that new HVAC systems and air conditioners had to switch away from Freon in 2010.

Did you realize that your HVAC system is vulnerable to energy spikes and lightning strikes? One way to make sure it's protected is with a whole-home surge suppressor, a larger version of the outlet variety you use with your electronic equipment.

While most residential HVAC systems recirculate the air through the home, your commercial environment may require the additional ventilation provided from outdoor air. Even if you need all your air to come from outside, we can install a system to make that happen.

The larger and more open your building is, the higher your heating and air-conditioning bill will be. Installing energy efficient systems with modern thermostatic controls, can bring tremendous savings in costs – sometimes by as much as fifty percent.

It is essential that your infrastructure that supports your HVAC system is in good shape. Well-sealed duct work, a properly programmed thermostat and adequate insulation will help your system perform at its optimum levels.

We recognize that certain industries can have more exacting standards when it comes to air handling and cooling. Let’s talk about the nature of your business and what allowances may be necessary when we install your HVAC system.

According to the US Energy Star program, typical households use energy as follows: As many as 46 percent of energy consumed goes for heating and cooling. The remaining categories include water heating (14 percent), appliances (13 percent), lighting (12 percent), electronics (4 percent), and unspecified (11 percent).

As fuel costs continue to rise, now may be a good time to consider upgrading your old furnace. Purchase and installation costs can easily be offset by the significant monthly savings you will enjoy in your utility bills.

When determining what type of heating system to install, we recommend that you first take a close look at the current system you have in place. For instance, if you already have a forced air heating system, it’s going to be most economical to install the same type of system.

Do you ever worry that your employees are fiddling with the thermostat before they’ve really given the system a chance to cool down? Let’s talk because we may have options that give you more control.

One of the major advantages of gas furnace is that natural gas burns far more cleanly than the oil used in oil furnaces. In addition, gas is much more efficient and far more economical than other fuel combustion systems.