Are Heating Systems Needed in Arizona?

Do You Need a Heating System for Your AZ Home? Arizona is a fabulous place to live. From April to October, hot daytime temperatures give way to warm evenings. You’ll hardly find a home in Phoenix that doesn’t have a reliable air conditioner. But what about heating systems? Many homeowners wonder if they need a furnace or heat pump to keep their home warm. The short answer is that while daytime temperatures from November through March are usually in the high 60s to mid-70s, evening temperatures in the winter tend to drop into the low 40s.

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Which Is the Best Air Conditioner for Your Home — Lennox or Trane?

Comparison of Two High-Quality HVAC Brands An effective cooling system is essential to a comfortable home and is a significant and long-term investment in your property. It’s important to choose the right system for your needs, budget, and future. If you’re in the market for an air conditioning replacement, you’ll want to consider two of the most reputable brands: Lennox and Trane. Both are commonly installed and of exceptional quality, but they have several differences you should consider before making your choice. Champion Air is an authorized Lennox dealer with vast experience installing

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Which Is the Best Air Conditioner System for Your Home – Lennox or Carrier?

Complete Comparison of Two Top HVAC Brands Finding the right air conditioner system for your home can be difficult. Lennox and Carrier are both excellent systems, but each has its benefits. Knowing your individual needs and what you can expect from your system will help you choose the one that will work best in your home. Champion Air is an authorized Lennox dealer in the Scottsdale and Phoenix areas. Contact us today or call 623-551-0600 to schedule service. Lennox vs. Carrier Systems Lennox and Carrier systems are both excellent. Each has

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Why Heat Pumps Are Perfect for Arizona Homeowners

The summers in Arizona can be unbearable without proper cooling for your home. Temperatures easily get into the 100’s or higher, making reliable cooling essential. Heat pumps work best in warmer climates and are one of the best tools for cooling a home in Arizona. These systems move hot air out of the house, leaving cool air behind. A home can stay cool and comfortable through the hottest days of the year with a heat pump. Setting the heat pump thermostat between 68 and 70 degrees will allow the system to run efficiently and

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How To Protect Your HVAC in a Dust Storm

Phoenix and Scottsdale are prone to large dust storms, which form as the winds of a storm front stir up small particles of sand and dirt, creating a wall of dust that can travel quite fast. Although the sight of a dust storm is impressive and can occasionally be accompanied by much-needed rain, it may deposit significant dust on your HVAC condenser and draw it into the ductwork. This can drastically affect the performance and efficiency of your system and can even cause damage such as overheating the compressor. That’s why it’s vital to protect your HVAC

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How to Find the Right Builder for Your Custom Home

Building a custom home can be a great way to get exactly the residence you need and envision. However, this process tends to be a little more complicated than just buying a house. You will need to work alongside a builder to turn your ideas into your dream home. Since you’ll spend so much time working with the builder, it is important to select a good one. To make the building process go as smoothly as possible, make sure your builder has these essential characteristics. They’re Happy to Answer Questions A home builder should never make

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All You Need to Know About Programmable Thermostat Savings

Scottsdale, AZ, inhabitants will testify that heating and cooling expenses account for the most significant chunk of money in monthly utility bills. However, a change of 7 degrees to 10 degrees Fahrenheit settings for eight hours a day can help you save up to 10% of your heating and cooling costs in a year. The programmable thermostat is an investment that allows you to make this change with precision and affordability. Unlike other heating techniques, such as insulation that requires house remodeling, a programmable thermostat is cheaper and needs zero demolitions or constructions. Thermostats work by

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How to Troubleshoot Your HVAC System for Optimal Performance

Like most modern equipment, your HVAC unit is a sophisticated system with many intricate components. Unfortunately, it can develop faults due to wear and tear or poor installation, among other factors, but you can troubleshoot your system by following these tips. Reset Your HVAC System If your HVAC system is not operational, you can try running a reset. Modern models have complex circuitry, and you can solve many issues by simply rebooting your system. The purpose of the reset button is to prevent overheating and explosions. If there has been a power outage and your HVAC unit is

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When It’s Time to Replace Your Ducts

Your home’s air ducts are an important part of household ventilation, as they’re the system that allows your heating and air conditioning appliances to successfully circulate warm and cool air through the home. Many homeowners overlook their ductwork when thinking about maintaining and replacing their household appliances, but it’s important not to let yourself forget about it. Just like your heating and cooling systems, the air ducts in your home need regular attention, as they can sometimes require repairs and replacement, too. You wouldn’t want to take risks with the air that you and your family are breathing, which is

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How to Boost Your Home’s Indoor Air Quality This Fall in 11 Easy Steps

For many people, the fall season in Arizona offers the perfect climate, with an average of 53 degrees Fahrenheit. Depending on your location, temperatures may be warmer, but what’s constant is the air pollutants that often linger around this time of the year. Weeds, particularly ragweed, typically release pollen around August and can last up to October. This seasonal increase in pollen count leads to a higher risk of allergies. Fortunately, homeowners can combat fall allergies by boosting their home’s indoor air quality. Here are 11 ways to do just that. 1. Replace Your Air Conditioner Filter

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