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  • Breezair™ Coolers
  • York™ High-Efficiency Gas Furnaces
  • Burnham™ Hydronic Heat Boilers
  • GuardianPlus™ Air Systems
  • Rinnai™ Hot Water Heaters
  • American Standard high efficency gas furnaces
  • Many Other Quality Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Products

F.A.Q

 

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Frequently Asked Questions:

 

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How Do I Choose the Right Heating System?

 

There are many factors to consider when choosing a gas furnace. Here's a few points to consider when making a decision:

Size:

Furnace size refers to its heating capacity, not to its physical size. This is measured in BTUs (British thermal unit) per hour. A small unit may lack the ability to heat to your desire while an overly large unit will cost more to purchase and run. The experts at Haining Plumbing & Heating can help you determine the best size heating system for your needs.

Efficiency:

Efficiency is measured by AFUE ("Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency") rating. The requirement is a minimum of 78%. The higher the AFUE the higher the efficiency. Higher efficiency equals lower heating bills.

Cost:

Cost is determined by how efficient the unit is. Higher efficiency costs a little more initially, but operating costs are much lower which saves you money in the long run, compared to lower efficiency units.

Contractor:

No matter the quality, poor installation can drastically reduce the efficiency and reliability of a furnace and cause problems later on. At Haining Plumbing & Heating, we take pride in our work. You can take comfort in knowing that all of our installers are highly trained with years of experience. To speak with one of our experts or to schedule services, please call us.

 

Advantages of Evaporative Cooling vs. Refrigerated Cooling Systems?

 

Evaporative cooling will provide substantial energy savings over refrigerated air units. The simplicity of the design allows low maintenance requirements. The evaporative cooler will provide fresh, filtered air. The outside air that has been cooled will blow the stale inside air out. With the substantial savings on energy and the air constantly changing, the evaporative cooler is ideally suited for area cooling or spot cooling in both residential and commercial applications, including homes, churches, schools, restaurants and many other applications.

Not only are the operating costs considerably lower than standard air conditioning units, the various health benefits of evaporative cooling make them an extremely smart purchase. Breezair® Coolers help clean the air as they cool by filtering dust, pollen & contaminants. And, if you install the Breezair® optional accessories, maintenance is virtually eliminated. As temperatures rise, please stop by our showroom to feel one in action!

 

When Should I Winterize My Home?

 

The decision as to when to winterize is an important one. Winterizing should be done before any water system is exposed to prolonged freezing temperatures. Winterizing not only helps to keep pipes from freezing, it also conserves water. When a frozen pipe bursts, the ensuing water damage can be extensive and costly -- a nightmare for the unsuspecting homeowner. We recommend scheduling your winterization needs in early fall.

Please refer to our "Maintenance Services" section for specific maintenance schedules. Some winter weather tips:


  • (1) Have one of our heating professionals clean and tune your furnace every other year. Furnace filters should be cleaned monthly for cleaner air and energy efficiency.
  • (2) Turning your thermostat down in the evenings by 10 degrees also will save on energy and your pocketbook!

 

What Should I Look for in a Faucet?

 

There are many differences between faucets which are contractor-quality and those sold in discount stores. The professional-grade faucets we sell offer warranties and replacement parts, and consist of components designed to withstand the stresses of everyday use. Unfortunately, most faucets which are sold by discount stores in "blister packs" are considered throw-away products.

 

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