5 Benefits of Installing a New Heat Pump Today
The heat of summer is still in the air, but the cold winds of winter are coming. The best way to manage your indoor climate-control for both seasons is with a new heat pump installation. But why should you buy … Continued
5 Factors to Consider When Selecting a New Air Conditioning System for Your Home
Planning a new air conditioning installation can be a bit overwhelming, especially if your old cooling system is dead, and you are in the middle of a summer heatwave. You need to get a new system fast, so here are … Continued
6 Signs That You Need Air Conditioning Replacement Soon
You know that the average life expectancy of a home air conditioning system is between 15 to 20 years, and you are wondering if you will need to bite the bullet and replace it with a new air conditioning installation. … Continued
What is a Ductless Mini-Split?
A ductless mini-split is a compact heating and cooling system that operates much like an electric heat pump but doesn’t require the ductwork that a traditional heat pump, furnace, or AC system requires. These are commonly found in buildings that … Continued
Repair or Replace? How to Decide if a New Air Conditioning Installation is Right for You
This is the constant question in the minds of homeowners who have an older air conditioning system. Is it better to repair it, or replace it with a new air conditioning installation? Age of the Air Conditioner The average life … Continued
Muirfield Mechanical Services Launches a Heating and Cooling Services Blog
Here at Muirfield Mechanical Services, we decided that it’s about time that we join the larger online community by launching a heating and cooling services blog. We have a lot to offer. We have been installing and servicing heating, air … Continued
5 Advantages of Installing a Heat Pump Over a Traditional Air Conditioning System
At the heart of it, a heat pump and a central air conditioning system operate the same. Both systems use refrigerants, coils, fans, and a compressor to pull heat and moisture from the inside and release it outside. But heat pumps … Continued
