Residential Heating & Air Conditioning Articles
If you live in the Seattle area then you know it can get cold, but it's not the mid-west kind of cold. It's a damp cold that can chill you to the bone. No one dies from frostbite in Seattle, we just grow webbed feet and wander around in the grey mist of winter. Let Fischer Heating and Air Conditioning bring some warmth back into your life with a new HVAC system designed specifically for your home. Don't suffer another day with a cold home, call Fischer today!
Does Your Air Conditioner Need Repair
Here is what to look for if your air conditioning is not functioning correctly. 1st off, you are not going to suspect anything is wrong with your air conditioning unit as it silently hums in the background while cooling your home. 2nd Often, the only time that you notice your air conditioning is when it…
What Are The Signs You Need Air Conditioning Repair
You’re not going to suspect the need for air conditioning repair as it silently hums in the background while cooling your home. Often, the only time that you notice your air conditioner is when it shows signs that it’s not functioning correctly. This is particularly true when the warmer months are here. You’ll notice that…
A Good Heating Alternative: A Ductless Mini Split System
Newer homes and businesses in Seattle have another option when it comes to air cooling and heating systems – ductless mini split system. This type of air conditioning unit saves you money. It is easier to install and an energy saver, too. Fischer Heating & Air Conditioning service technicians are fully trained to install and…
Is Your Water Heater Raising Your Bill
The water heater in your home is one of the most energy-hungry appliances in your home. So, when your water heater is not working optimally, it has the potential to raise your monthly bill for running this device. So, how do you know if the water heater is raising your bill, and what can you…
Finding an Amazing Heating & Air Conditioning Contractor
Do you need a heating contractor for your Seattle home? If you do, please keep in mind that your choice of a reputable contractor for the job matters. Choose Fischer Heating as your heating contractor because you are sure that we will only send you a NATE-certified HVAC technician to do what is required. NATE…
Which Heating System Is Right For Seattle’s Climate
Heating systems often vary by region, and which one you choose depends on where you live in Washington. Seattle’s climate is more or less balanced, thanks in no small part to the moderation by the Pacific Ocean, Puget Sound, and Lake Washington. With extreme temperatures being a rarity in the area, having suitable Seattle heating…
When to Call a Technician For Hot Water Heater Repair
Hot Water Heater Repair is not really the best option for the most part; many hot water heaters need replacing after ten years. So, it’s just not as cost-effective to repair a hot water heater. Space heating makes up the largest energy expense in every home, especially during winter. Secondary to this is water heating,…
Best Heat Pump for Your Home In Seattle
Demand for the best heat pump is on the rise in the United States, with 2.94 million air-source units shipped in 2018. That was an increase of 1.07 million since 2008. Maybe you’ve thought about getting one yourself, but you’re not sure which is the best heat pump for your home. This guide will answer common…
What Are The Ten Most Common Furnace Problems
If you are facing common furnace problems & your Furnace is not working? The answer is simpler than you would expect. According to HVAC experts, almost 75% of no-heat calls are due to a lack of maintenance by the homeowner. Most homeowners don’t have a clue as to what they should be doing to maintain the…
What Temperature Should I Set My Air Conditioner In Summer
So, what temperature should you set the air conditioner in summer? Recently, we’ve had one of our hottest summers in 140 years of recording temperatures. In fact, while 59.9 degrees Fahrenheit was the 20th-century average thermometer reading, the reading for June 2019 has averaged 1.71 degrees above that. Luckily, we have air conditioning to shelter…
Why Is My Air Conditioner Leaking Water
Is your air conditioner leaking water all of a sudden? Over 100 million homes in the United States have air conditioning. For the most part, they’re scattered over the southern part of the country where the heat rises to its hottest. In some cases, many HVAC systems and air conditioners leak water inside and outside…
How To Lower Humidity In Your Home During Summer
The top three things you can do to lower the humidity in your home during the summer are Get a Dehumidifier, Take a Cold Shower, Turn on the Fans. These three things can make a big impact on reducing the overall humidity in your home today. What do you like best about summer? Sitting outside…