So, you’ve got a shiny new smart thermostat or are thinking about picking one up to help your HVAC system be more efficient. But the efficiency doesn’t start and stop with your thermostat’s performance.

Air-source heat pumps are shaking up the industry due to their efficiency and convenience. These systems are highly environmentally friendly, too, making them popular among homeowners who want greener alternatives. To help incentivize homeowners to make more eco-friendly choices, special rebates are available for air-source heat pumps, but what are they?

Monkey Wrench Plumbing, Heating & Air, with expertise since 2007, understands the frustration of a cold home during winter. Certified in heat pump systems, we identify issues like refrigerant problems, ventilation blockages, mechanical failures, electrical issues, and freezing temperatures. Watch our video for in-depth insights on troubleshooting a lack of hot air.

In ancient times, people huddled together around wood-burning fireplaces to stay warm. Today, home heating systems such as furnaces help keep families warm inside their homes. Furnaces are standard in homes all over the country, but what are they, and how do they work?

After years of providing warmth during cold weather, your current heating system gave out. As you search for a new heating system, you may have come across heat pumps. Air-source heat pumps have benefits that are seeing them rise in popularity among HVAC systems, but what are these benefits?

Across Los Angeles and the surrounding areas, homeowners can count on their gas furnaces to provide them with plenty of warmth. Although there are plenty of heating alternatives to furnaces, there are advantages and some disadvantages to installing a gas furnace for your home.

When the winter season sets and temperatures begin to drop, homeowners rely on their heating systems to keep them warm. But when there’s a lack of hot air, people begin to wonder what may be causing it. Whole-house heating systems are designed to provide warmth, so what happens when they’re not pushing hot air?

You wake up in the middle of a cold night and feel a chill. As you drag your feet to your thermostat, you turn on the furnace to blow hot air. After a couple of minutes, you notice a lack of hot air circulating throughout your home, and you immediately start to wonder why your furnace isn’t blowing hot air.

When it’s late at night, and all you want to do is cozy up on your couch with some hot cocoa, the last thing you want to deal with is a lack of hot air from your heat pump. Instead of being caressed by the warm air, you’re left wondering why your heat pump isn’t pumping any hot air.

If you're anticipating future HVAC expenses, it's essential to be aware of potential issues. While HVAC systems can encounter various problems, certain components are more prone to issues, and estimating their repair costs is straightforward. In this guide, we'll discuss common out-of-warranty HVAC repair expenses and provide insights on when it might be prudent to consider replacement for specific components. Here are the time stamps covered in this video 0:53 - Furnace Capacitors 1:29 - Furnace Flame Sensor 2:05 - Faulty Thermostat 2:37 - Control Board 3:06 - Broken Blower Motor 3:49 - Duct Work Repair Cost 3:58 - Evaporator Coil 4:19 - Condensor Coil