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February is a strange time when it comes to HVAC work for homes. Winter is still here, but now that we\u2019ve moved into the second half of the season, people feel less willing to make big changes to their heating systems. They\u2019ll call for repairs if they need them (at least, they should!), but heating upgrades or new system installations won\u2019t be a priority when warm weather is coming closer.<\/p>\n
But we can recommend a few good February investments\u2014aside from those vital repairs\u2014for your heating in Burlington, VT<\/a> and your home\u2019s HVAC system overall. Today we\u2019re going to focus on one of the best: installing a ductless heating system<\/a>.<\/p>\n It\u2019s always a good time of the year for putting in a ductless mini split heat pump. Like other heat pumps, ductless systems work for both heating and cooling. The moment the new heat pump and its wall units are in place, you can turn it on and start receiving the warmth your home needs. When the first hot day arrives in late spring, all it takes is an adjustment to the thermostats for the room units, and presto! You have great air conditioning.<\/p>\n Heat pumps are becoming more popular in our area with each year thanks to their evolving technology. Where heat pumps used to struggle with temperatures under 40\u00b0F, newer models can take on deep freezes without losing energy efficiency.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s another reason for using February for ductless heating and cooling installation. Allergy season can start as early as February\u2014it isn\u2019t limited to the spring! Ductless systems are an immense help with keeping down allergens from circulating through a house. The ducts in a standard HVAC system collect dust and pollen and then blow them around the living spaces. But if there are no ducts, the air quality is much better. We often recommend ductless mini split heat pumps to homeowners who have to deal with allergies and asthma in their households on a regular basis.<\/p>\n A ductless mini split heat pump doesn\u2019t have to entirely replace the current HVAC system in your home. If you already have extensive ductwork, it may not be cost-effective to bypass them for a ductless system.<\/p>\n But you can have a ductless system installed as a supplemental part of your comfort, such as to provide heat to rooms that often don\u2019t receive sufficient warmth. You probably have a few cold spots in your house, such as rooms too far along the ventilation system or which have poor insulation. For these rooms, you can have a ductless mini split installed to help warm them up. No need to tamper with your existing ductwork or heater! The temperature can be controlled with a remote from inside the room.<\/p>\n To learn more about the possibilities of installing ductless heating and cooling, speak to one of our professionals today.<\/p>\nWhy Ductless Heating for February?<\/h2>\n
Get a Jump on Allergy Season<\/h2>\n
Provide Heat to Those Rooms That Never Gets Warm Enough<\/h2>\n