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What Makes Two-Stage Furnaces Different From Single-Stage Models

05Dec
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TwoStageFurnace SingleStageFurnaceTwo-stage furnaces give you the option of lower, more energy-efficient heating when full burner output isn’t required. Here in the Arizona climate, that’s most of the time. However, a single-stage furnace doesn’t give you that option. The one-stage burner produces full-blast, 100 percent output all the time it’s lit. That’s an energy-waster and not the best choice for comfort, either. One-stage heating produces wide temperature swings as the furnace cycles on and off. Room temperatures may fluctuate as much as 10 degrees above and below the thermostat setting. Here’s how two-stage furnaces get the job done better and more efficiently. Read More

Furnace & Heater Safety Tips

04Dec
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SafetyMattersWe’ve been lucky this fall – the weather’s been pretty mild for the past couple weeks. But whether we’re ready for it or not, winter is coming and thousands of families throughout the Valley-Metro area will be firing up their furnaces or heating systems (if you haven’t already). And while furnaces are crucial this time of year, they are also the number one cause of home fires during the winter. So if you’re planning on turning on your furnace over the next couple of weeks, make sure you read these furnace & heater safety tips first! Read More

Energy Efficient Furnaces

25Nov
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Learn all about the basics for energy efficient furnaces and what to look for. Call Cooper Climate Control today to get an energy Furnace Green_Home_Improvement11efficient furnace in your home!

If your furnace isn’t running like it should, and you’re thinking about an energy-efficient furnace, there are many things to consider. Of course, an energy-efficient furnace will help to cut costs on energy expenses. Yet, there are other factors to consider before purchasing. We’ve listed some of the most important factors to consider when looking for at replacing your furnace. Read More

The Filter In Your Furnace: Neglect It And Risk The Consequences

18Nov
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FurnaceFilterThe filter in your furnace is critical to system airflow. Proper airflow, in turn, affects energy efficiency and the comfort level in your home. It also protects the moving parts of your furnace, such as the blower motor, from excessive wear and tear caused by dust intake. Finally, a quality furnace filter removes airborne particulates from the breathing air in your home. These include allergens like dust and pollen as well as microorganisms such as mold spores.   Read More

Getting the Most out of a New High-Efficiency Furnace

04Nov
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Three Thrifty Guys furnace cartoon

Have you recently upgraded to a new high-efficiency furnace in your Valley-Metro home? The heating experts at Cooper Climate Control want to help you get the most out of your new furnace. That’s why we offer comprehensive heating services and provide furnace tips to ensure that you are getting the most efficient heat available to your specific home.

Here’s a list of guidelines that will help you take advantage of the energy-saving features of a high-efficiency furnace. Read More

Gas Furnace Troubleshooting Tips

28Oct
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troubleshootingThe cold weather is coming – are you getting your furnace ready? In addition to scheduling a furnace inspection with Cooper Climate Control Heating & Air Conditioning, there are a number of other things you can do to make sure your heating system is in tip-top shape before the weather turns cold.

How to Turn On Your Furnace

Turning on your furnace is simple. Since everything is controlled by your thermostat, all you need to do is flip the switch from COOL (or OFF) to HEAT.  This will automatically switch your furnace on and your AC off. Read More

Gas Furnace Maintenance: 3 Ways It Saves You Money

27Oct
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furnace maintenanceMost homeowners think, “Is a professional furnace maintenance visit really worth the money?”

It’s a fair question. After all, everyone who spends money on something expects to get something of equivalent or more value in return. So what we want to show you is why furnace maintenance is a wise return on investment.

Here are the 3 ways furnace maintenance saves you money. Read More

10 Signs Your Furnace Needs Repair

23Oct
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furnace IIAs temperatures begin to drop in the evenings it is natural to be giving a lot of thought to how you heat your home. If you are like many homeowners, you have a furnace as part of a HVAC system, and you typically keep an eye on it and maintain it as best you can. How can you know if you should take care of a little furnace repair before the weather really turns cold? Besides the obvious sign of a furnace simply not working any longer, there are some warning signs that you can watch out for and hopefully use to catch a major problem before it gets out of control! Read More

Why Do I Need to Replace My Air Conditioner and Furnace at the Same Time?

21Oct
by Cooper Climate Control  
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air conditioning work IWe can all agree that the need to replace an air conditioner and a furnace at the same time is expensive.

But replacing them both at the same time (even if the furnace is still working) will actually save you more money in the long run.

Not only that, but it will also save you from the frustration of getting a new air conditioner that won’t work as efficiently as you’re expecting.

In this article, we’ll explain why replacing your air conditioner and furnace at the same time (in order to install a “matched” system”) is both smart and cost effective. Read More

Fall/Winter Home Heating Check

20Oct
by Cooper Climate Control  
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fall treesThe most effective methods for preventing loss of heat on cold fall and winter days are to perform a fall/winter heating check and to keep up with preventative maintenance measures. In most places of the country, fall is an ideal time to make your first heating check. Arizona is no exception. In order to prevent unwanted expenses and future issues and keep your heating equipment running efficiently for a long time, you must complete maintenance on a regular basis. Read More

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