Top Reasons a Furnace is Not Working Right | Elite Climate Control

Top Reasons a Furnace is Not Working Right

Cold temperatures are here, and that means furnaces all around Victorville and Apple Valley are working overtime. When furnaces are called upon to do their job, problems from lack of maintenance or unattended repairs can cause problems. This can be annoying, uncomfortable, or even dangerous, depending on the temperatures, so finding a solution becomes urgent.…

Heat Pump Basics for High Desert Residents

Heat Pump Basics for High Desert Residents

Many people are confused about how heat pumps differ from other kinds of heating and air conditioning systems. Knowing the basics of heat pump operation and maintenance is important for people who already have them.  For others, learning the advantages may be an incentive for considering switching to a heat pump for heating and cooling…

Smart Tips for Winter Heating | Elite Climate Control

Smart Tips for Winter Heating

In the winter, staying warm is a priority. We have the house shut up, the furnace is running, and indoor air quality may not be the best. Today we are going to talk about winter heating tips that will improve the comfort of your home and the amount of money spent on heating. We are…

Benefits to Using A Heat Pump | Elite Climate Control

Benefits to Using A Heat Pump

If you haven’t considered a heat pump for your home, ask Elite Climate Control about heat pumps and what one could do for you. A good heat pump can take the place of other HVAC equipment like furnaces while also saving you money. Who Needs Fuel? A heat pump works just like it sounds –…

Pros and Cons of Split and Packaged HVAC Systems | Elite Climate Control

Pros and Cons of Split and Packaged HVAC Systems

HVAC systems come in two optional setups: split and packaged. While the difference may seem unimportant at first, these are two very different systems, designed for different types of buildings. Here’s what you need to know about how these systems can work. Split HVAC Systems The “split” in this type of HVAC system refers to…