Here are seven common HVAC issues that can plague homeowners, especially when the thermometer drops.

We’re finally moving past the hot and humid summer, which is itself a reason to celebrate. However, that also means that we’re entering the colder months of the year, and you’ll need to make sure your furnace or heat pump is ready to go. That’s why we recommend scheduling a fall furnace tune-up with us, Harbin Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc.

The air ducts in your home provide a very important function. They circulate the air from your heating and cooling system into and out of each room, which allows for consistent interior comfort regardless of the season.

Frightful winter weather is set to creep into the area this week. We want to ensure that your home stays warm when you need your furnace the most, which is why we're providing you with five tips to keep your furnace running strong, even with the winter weather in the forecast.

Ignoring crawl space conditions and the effects they may have on indoor air quality seems to be a thing of the past. People are more educated about how moisture enters their homes and the negative impact excess moisture can have on living conditions.

When it’s cold outside, you need your heater to work. Whether you’re using a heat pump or a gas furnace, broken equipment means it’s time to pull out the space heaters, put on thick jackets, and endure a whole lot of discomfort. At least until your HVAC guy shows up.

Temperatures are falling, and now that fall is in full swing, it’s getting chillier everyday. Fall gives you plenty of opportunities to show off your new light jacket or sweater, but what about staying warm at home? Harbin Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. has some fall heating tips for your home comfort:

Is your current HVAC unit old or unreliable? Have you been putting off necessary repairs on your heating system? There is no better time than now to schedule a service visit with an HVAC technician from Harbin Heating and Air Conditioning. Fall is an important season for your HVAC system because your air conditioner has worked hard all summer and is about to work hard again to keep your home comfortable during the winter. To avoid any surprise breakdowns when you need your heater most, homeowners should have their HVAC unit inspected and repaired while the weather is more mild in the fall.