Morris Heating & Cooling has been present in the HVAC industry for over thirty years, which means we know how to take care of our customers and their HVAC systems. The best way to take care of each and every HVAC system is through preventative maintenance. Preventative maintenance can be achieved through our precision tune-up agreement, which states that our skilled and experienced technicians will come to your home and service your HVAC system every six months to make sure that it’s working the way that it should. The average lifespan of an HVAC system is anywhere between 10-12 years....
During the hot summer months, an air conditioned home is one of the simplest, yet greatest, luxuries in North Carolina. And, in the winter, a warm and cozy house is the equivalent of a comforting hug. We would never want anything to jeopardize either of these things for you or your family. Because Morris Heating & Cooling is a family-owned business that cares about your family just as we care about our own, we want your HVAC system to function optimally all throughout the year, without any hiccups – whether those hiccups are minor or major. And the best way...
Morris Heating & Cooling is a family-owned business, and that means we treat you like family – and family never lets family pay too much for their energy bills. Of course, no one wants to be uncomfortable in their home, and we don’t want that for you, either. We want you to stay cool in the summer and warm in the winter, but we also want you to stay within your budget when it comes to what you pay for utilities. If you’re worried that we’re going to tell you it’s time to replace your entire HVAC system, don’t be....
When most people think about things that affect air quality, some of the top items on their list are things like smog and burning fossil fuels. However, cold weather can actually affect the air quality around us. By understanding how cold air affects air quality, you can better develop tactics for preventing the deterioration of the air quality inside your home. Heat Naturally Rises When the weather gets cold, heat will naturally rise. Unfortunately, many of the harmful airborne pollutants will stay trapped in the cold air that remains near the surface. This is the area where we spend most...
The air inside our homes is crucial to our health and well-being. Unfortunately, indoor air can be polluted by a variety of sources, including smoking, cleaning products, and other items that emit gases. Here are the four major indoor air pollutants. 1. Biological Pollutants Your home should be relatively free from excess moisture. High levels of humidity can create an environment that is favorable for the growth of mold and other biological pollutants. Maintaining the humidity levels in your home between 30% to 50% is important. Try to use exhaust fans in areas high in moisture, such as bathrooms and...
The hot weather has come to an end, which means it’s time to start thinking about firing up the furnace and getting your home cozy for the colder months ahead. But what do you do if your furnace isn’t working properly? How can you tell if it’s time to call in a professional for furnace repair? 1. Your Furnace Is Making Strange Noises If your furnace starts making strange noises, it’s definitely time to give an expert a call. These noises could be anything from a light humming to a loud banging, and they’re usually an indication that something inside...
If you have an oil furnace, it is crucial to make sure that you never run out of oil. But what happens if you do? This article will discuss what happens if your furnace runs out of oil, why it happens, and how you can avoid this problem. Damaged Components First, you need to know that running out of oil can damage your furnace. The heat exchanger can overheat and crack when a furnace runs out of oil. The cracked heat exchanger will then need replacement, which can be a costly repair. Additionally, running out of oil can also cause...
AC capacitors are one of the most frequently replaced parts in AC units. These components directly contribute to the system’s ability to efficiently cool your home. When you notice your unit randomly shutting down or only producing warm air, it’s time to call in a professional technician for a replacement. Your AC Unit’s Capacitor An AC capacitor is a small, tube-like component that acts like a short-term battery. Some AC units have two capacitors while others have a single dual capacitor. AC units need a lot of electricity to start the cooling cycle. Many residential homes can’t deliver that amount...
If your family has different ideas of what hot and cold are, a multizone HVAC system may be the solution for you. This type of system gives you the ability to heat and cool different areas of your home to everyone’s liking. But how does a multizone HVAC system work? How Does This System Work? As the name suggests, a multizone HVAC system can independently heat and cool different areas of your home. Each zone has its own thermostat. You can configure this system in many ways, depending on the size of your home and budget. It’s common to zone...
Besides playing a critical role in your home, the HVAC system has noise challenges. It’s common for the heating unit to carry the noise from one room to another. Ductwork and vents are the paths that noise travels in your house. However, with the following HVAC soundproofing strategies, you can enjoy your silence and a good night’s sleep. 1. Line Ductwork Interiors Lining the interior of the ductwork with acoustical insulation is an effective way to muffle the noise that comes from the HVAC system. The most common type of material used for this project is fiberglass, which is available...
