Ever wonder if all those “facts” you hear about energy efficiency is true or not? Well, here are 4 ideas about energy efficiency debunked! Leave a ceiling fan on while you are not in the room will help keep it cool. The facts: ceiling fans cool people NOT rooms. Unlike air conditioning units, fans are simply recirculating are and creating flow – that […]
As you compose a list of Spring cleaning tasks for your home, don’t forget to add a heat pump tune-up to your Spring cleaning list. A seasonal tune-up is important for proper operation, and the affordability of the service makes it a worthwhile investment. Summer will be here before you know, and you will appreciate the fact that your system provides the […]
Did you know if your HVAC system is not properly maintained and monitored, it could actually make you sick? So remember safety first with regular professional maintenance and pay attention to air quality. These are key to avoiding many health and safety risks associated with your heating and air conditioning systems. Whether damage or inadequate maintenance, your HVAC system can […]
Follow these important Heat Pump Tips to make you more comfortable this winter: Your first heat pump tip is quite simple: set your thermostat at one temperature. Constant adjusting can cause higher utility costs, especially in the winter. If using an programmable thermostat, limit your setbacks to twice a day, such as when you are working and when you are […]
A comfortable home is an energy efficient home. The following steps will help make your home energy efficient! Step 1: Start with the right contractor Not all contractors are created equal. Some are experienced in kitchen remodels, others expertise may be in bath remodels. Hire the right contractor for the job you want do. If you want a new heating […]
While congressional leaders debate ways on igniting the American economy, they need to look no further than the HVAC industry. Studies of residential HVAC equipment have shown that a large majority of these systems are not being installed correctly. The following has been found: 72 percent are oversized – a system that is too large or too small can greatly […]
There are reasons why your heat pump does not reach temperature set on your thermostat. If you set your thermostat to 71 degrees in the winter and your house only get up to 69 degrees, it does not mean your heat pump isn’t functioning properly. This problem/situation is extremely common and it generates many service calls. Sometimes there is a genuine problem, […]
What is carbon monoxide and why should you be concerned? Is carbon monoxide poisoning your home? First of all, carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas and it is dangerous because it has no odor, color or taste making it impossible to detect with our senses. Common sources of carbon monoxide in your home come from furnaces, space heaters, gas […]
Most winter HVAC related failures are due to frozen heat pumps. In the midst of tending to winter storms and dealing with snow, ice and ensuring your pipes don’t freeze, you may have forgotten to check your HVAC system and could end up with frozen heat pumps. Out of sight – out of mind during the summer months, heat pumps […]
Ductwork obstructions can hinder airflow in your HVAC system. The ductwork system is an integral part of your home’s comfort and efficiency. Unfortunately, the ducts do not get the attention they deserve until you are uncomfortable or get hit with a high energy bill. Learning how to detect and repair ductwork obstructions will keep your home more comfortable and keep […]
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LHT Cooling, Heating & Refrigeration is a North Myrtle Beach HVAC and commercial refrigeration company serving the South Carolina Grand Strand, Carolina Shores and North Carolina. LHT services and repairs heat pumps, heating units, air conditioning units, furnaces, ventilation systems, indoor air quality, humidifications, ductless systems, boilers, reach-in coolers, walk-in coolers, reach-in freezers, walk-in freezers, ice machines, blast chillers and refrigerated displays.