Posts Tagged ‘heating’
iComfort WiFi Thermostat Gives Customers Ultimate Control
Whether it’s the prickly heat of summer or the bone-chilling cold of winter, keeping your home at a comfortable temperature is a top priority. In the old days if you wanted to change the temperature on your heating and cooling unit, you had to do it manually. Now, thanks to cloud technology, you have control…
Read MoreWhy Work for Comfort Systems? Ask Ryan Owen!
Comfort Systems cares about my success, they’re king-makers! Ryan Owen is a hardworking installer with a smile for everyone, and a willingness to learn new aspects of his job. We hired Ryan two years ago, just after his graduation from the HVAC program at Wichita Technical Institute (WTI). According to Ryan, his decision to take…
Read MoreComfort Systems Welcomes New GM – Chad Heitman
Comfort Systems is excited to announce the promotion of Chad Heitman to the role of General Manager. Chad has worked in the Wichita office for the last four years as a project manager. Longtime former GM, Dale Poort will tell you the wheels of this transition were put into motion from the first day Chad…
Read MoreThese HVAC Terms Can Give You an Advantage When You’re Planning a Replacement
Do you feel knowledgeable about your HVAC system? If your air conditioner broke tomorrow, would you be comfortable with what you needed to ask your Wichita area HVAC contractor? If you’re like most Kansas homeowners, the answers to both questions might be “no.”
Read MoreYour Heat Pump: Its 3 Cycles Explained
When asked, “How does your heat pump work?” on your Wichita-area home, you may find yourself saying, “Great! It works great!” If you say that because you are not sure how it works, here’s the scoop on your heat pump cycles.
Read MoreCeiling Fans And Your Furnace: A Surprisingly Good Duo
It’s common to see ceiling fans used to improve home cooling in the summer. Surprisingly, ceiling fans are also useful as a supplement to your furnace in the winter. In combination with your heating system, a ceiling fan can keep your home warmer and more comfortable than your furnace by itself.
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