Total Temperature Control Blog

Our heating and cooling blog covers an array of topics tailored to both homeowners and commercial business owners. From discussions on energy-efficient HVAC systems to insights into cutting-edge technologies, we offer maintenance tips, practical DIY advice, and troubleshooting solutions to ensure your heating and cooling systems remain in optimal condition.

Whether you are seeking guidance on choosing the right thermostat, understanding the benefits of regular system maintenance, or staying informed about the latest advancements, our HVAC blog serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking knowledge and guidance in the realm of home comfort and energy efficiency.

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Demystifying Zoning Your Heat Pump

Zoned heating divides a building into distinct areas or zones, each is equipped with its own thermostat, allowing homeowners and businesses to maintain independent temperature zones from the rest of the home or business.

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Choosing the Right Heat Pump

The primary types of heat pumps are air-source and geothermal. Despite their differences, all heat pumps operate on the principle of heat exchange, wherein they absorb heat from a source and distribute it where needed.

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HVAC Considerations for Home Renovations

Before you dive into any new home renovations, it's essential that you take the existing HVAC system into account. Total Temperature Control explains how Massachusetts homeowners should consider their HVAC during home renovation projects.

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Extending the life of your HVAC unit

The lifespan of an HVAC unit usually varies anywhere from 10 to 25 years. Learn some tips and tricks on how to extend the life of your HVAC unit, so you can stay comfortable year-round, without breaking the bank!

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Why is my HVAC fan so loud?

When your HVAC system is operating normally, any sounds it may make should be hardly noticeable. However, if you hear a loud noise coming from your unit’s fan, this may indicate an issue. Learn when it’s time to give us a call.

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