Your HVAC Fall Maintenance Check – Why You Shouldn’t Skip It!

 At Royal Heating and Air, we know your HVAC system is one of the more expensive systems in your home. It is also one you rely on every single day, 24/7 and DO NOT want to be without due to an unexpected failure. Just like with your car, HVAC maintenance is critical to keeping your system running efficiently and reliably. So today, we wanted to talk to you about important benefits of a fall maintenance check.

Efficiency and Lifespan

As parts wear and dust accumulates on your components, your furnace and air conditioner can become less efficient and have to work harder. Over time this can slowly increase your energy bill and reduce the lifespan of your system.  In fact, consistent maintenance can lengthen the working life of your system up to 48% and reduce loss of efficiency up to 15%.

Prevent Bigger Problems

Regular preventative maintenance can not only increase efficiency and lifespan, it also helps you discover and repair things before they lead to bigger problems, more expensive repairs, and potential outages.  If you have not had your furnace serviced yet this year, we have HVAC technicians at the Lake of the Ozarks ready to help

What It Entails

When one of our technicians arrives for a fall HVAC maintenance check at the Lake of the Ozarks, the first thing that will happen is your system and its components will be inspected.  If parts are dirty, they will be cleaned, if there are signs of wear or damage, those will be addressed.  Moving parts will be lubricated and if the filter is clogged it will be replaced. The air handler will be checked out to make sure it is in good working condition and cleaned if needed. Airflow efficiency will be measured and your thermostat will also be tested and calibrated if necessary.  In addition, the technician will monitor the system while it is on to make sure it is functioning properly and not using more power than it should be.  If you have a gas furnace the burner will be cleaned and the heat exchanger checked for signs of cracking or corrosion, too.  Any issue that is found will be brought to your attention and discussed along with repair solutions.

While it is easy not to think about your heating and cooling system … it is no fun if it stops working.  It is far better (and less expensive) to fix a small problem before it becomes huge issue or leaves you without service in the coldest season. At Royal Heating and Air, we love to help people get the most out of their HVAC systems and we know how much preventative maintenance can help. We work hard to make HVAC preventative maintenance at the Lake of the Ozarks convenient for you and even have a program where you can sign up for regular maintenance checks and not even have to think about it.  We let you know when it is time, and you get to relax, and rest assured knowing your HVAC system is in tip-top shape.  Even though you are still using your air conditioner, you will want to get on the schedule now for your fall maintenance check.  Make sure all is good when the cold winter weather is upon us, give Royal Heating and Air a call today!

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When is a ductless mini-split air conditioner a good option for heating and cooling?

Clients are becoming more interested in learning about mini-split air conditioners. While there are pros and cons to both traditional HVAC units and mini-split systems, mini-splits do have some specific applications where they may be a better option for some than going with a ducted HVAC system. We wanted to share some insight to help you decide.  We will start with why a ductless system can be better than a traditional HVAC system.  We will explain some of the disadvantages of going ductless, and let you know what applications are ideal for the use of a mini-split system.  

Energy efficient.

Because the conditioned air is going directly into the room rather than going through ducts, mini-splits are more energy efficient.  Duct work can account for up to 30% more energy use for the same space, especially if the ductwork goes through an attic or crawlspace that is not conditioned.

Cleaner.

Ductless systems can be cleaner for the same reason.  You don’t have dust and allergens collecting in the ductwork and affecting all of the air going through them.  You do still have to clean the filter monthly, but you will never have ductwork to clean.

Overall cost savings.

While mini-splits can sometimes cost more initially than a traditional system, they can actually save you money in the long run.  This is not only because they are more efficient without ducts, but they also allow you to create zones in your house rather than heating or cooling the entire house equally. Instead, you can just heat or cool the rooms you use while you are using them.  Mini-splits also have compressors that adjust their speed to heating and cooling needs rather than shutting off entirely and kicking back on regularly, as a lot of energy is used each time the compressor goes on.  You may also qualify for tax credits and utility incentives with an Energy Star ductless system.

Easier installation.

Installing ductwork throughout a home can be a big project and take much more time that installing a mini-split.  Depending on the number of rooms, you could be up and running in one day with mini-splits versus weeks with a ducted system.  Another advantage is that you don’t have to give up square footage for ductwork or build walls or internal wall space to hide it.  

On the other hand, there are a few ways in which a ductless system is not as appealing.  First, as mentioned, you could have a greater upfront cost with mini-splits.  Where you locate your ductless system is more critical to it’s ability to control the whole house’s temperature.  Also, many people are worried about the aesthetics of the mini-splits compared to the built in look of traditional AC.  However, once installed, most people say they really don’t notice it.  But if you live in areas where it is commonly below zero degrees, mini-splits may not be enough to keep up in extreme cold and may require supplement.

Overall, here are examples of situations when a mini-split can definitely be the best option.  Anytime you need more zone control in a home where you already have traditional HVAC, mini-splits can help.  Rather than closing the vents in rooms you don’t use (which can cause pressure imbalances and lead to unnecessary wear) you can boost the rooms you need help in by adding a mini-split.  An example is if you have a living room that is always hotter than the rest of the house because of large windows, or if you are downsizing in a large home and don’t want to heat and cool the entire home.  If you are doing an addition or turning the detached garage into a man cave and just need to add heating and cooling to one room, going ductless is perfect.  Or it can be a great solution if you are wanting to add heating and cooling to a house without existing ductwork.  Although mini-splits may be more expensive up front, they can be cheaper than installing ductwork throughout an entire house.

Overall, having an HVAC specialist at the Lake of the Ozarks look at your space and walk you through your options is the best bet when trying to decide whether a ductless system is for you.  Not all heating and cooling companies at the Lake of the Ozarks work with mini-splits and one may recommend a traditional system even when it may not be the best option.  Also, as mentioned, location and installation is critical, so you will want to have that done by a trustworthy HVAC company at the Lake of the Ozarks. If you have any questions about ductless systems, we are happy to help.  Because at Royal Heating and Air, we are proud to be the king of comfort!

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7 Ways to Save Money on Your Heating and Cooling Bills

Now is the time of year when a lot of people start thinking about the electric bill and ways to spend less money.  At Royal Heating and Air we are all about saving on HVAC costs and we wanted to share 7 tips to help you use less energy this summer.

1) Change filters and keep it clean.

It is more important than most people think.  Dirty air filters increase energy use by about 7% and are the most common cause for breakdowns. Changing your HVAC filter monthly could reduce your energy usage by 5-15% and help extend the life of your system.  Clogged filters make your entire system work  harder.  Keeping your outside unit clear and free from debris is also something that will help your system run more efficiently.

2) Keep registers clear.

Just like a clogged filter, anything blocking the register could cause your system to have to strain to produce the proper airflow and work harder to maintain the same temperature.

 

3) Use Ceiling Fans.

Ceiling fans help in a couple ways.  They circulate create air flow which has a cooling effect on the skin by itself.  They also circulate the air, so your system is not trying to cool hot patches while cold air sits static.  Because heat rises and cold air sinks, make sure the fan is blowing up towards the ceiling in the summer to pull cold air up. 

 

4) Windows.

Sunlight is a huge source of indoor heat, and during the summer as much as 30% of undesirable heat comes through the windows in your home.  The more of those rays you can block the better it is for HVAC savings. Using sun blocking curtains, or window tinting film can reduce the temperature in your home and allow your system to work less.  

 

5) Fix leaks.

No matter where they are, leaks rob your system of efficiency and cost you more money. Caulking leaky windows and weatherstripping doors are great starting points.  If your HVAC unit was not installed by Royal Heating and Air, you may have leaky ductwork causing your system to lose efficiency.  Having your ducts sealed can make a difference if that is the case.

6) Programmable thermostat.

When you are at work or on vacation, or other times when you don’t need to keep the house so cool, raising the thermostat can add up to significant savings. We recommend having a programmable thermostat installed.  A programmable thermostat allows you to set your temperatures to adjust automatically for when you are typically home or away.  Properly used, you could save up to 12% over the course of a year.

7) Preventative Maintenance.

An air conditioner that is not properly maintained can use 10%-30% more energy which can reduce its total life span. Every 2- 3 years it is recommended to have a professional tune up to check refrigerant levels, controls, and make sure everything is clean. In addition, it is a good idea to have your HVAC system inspected twice yearly by a trusted HVAC company at the Lake of the Ozarks. 

Royal Heating and Air is here to help you lower your energy costs with HVAC service and maintenance you can count on.  Go to our website or call today to schedule your preventative maintenance check now. 

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Spring Cleaning Tips from Our Team!

The weather is warming up and spring is almost here. You know what that means... Spring cleaning! Royal Heating & Air is the best HVAC company at the Lake of the Ozarks, and we care about helping keep you, your family, and your home comfortable. Spring cleaning can be a great way to refresh your home and feel healthier and happier going into the new season. Today we are sharing some of our favorite tips to get started with your spring cleaning - read on to learn more!

Make a List 

If you try to tackle all your spring cleaning without creating a gameplan first, you could end up burning out early with only half the work done. Save yourself the frustration by creating a to-do list before starting.

There are a few good strategies to follow that can help break up your list so it doesn't feel so daunting. Break tasks down into categories - either by room or type of task. Choose the one that fits your style of cleaning best. Do you prefer to do all the dusting at once? Or do you prefer to tackle one room at a time? Here are a couple brief examples of what your lists might look like...

Get Rid of Clutter

It can be hard to deep clean if a lot of things are out of place. You also probably don't want to spend time cleaning items that you no longer use or that don't bring you happiness anymore. Instead, get rid of the items you no longer want and make sure everything else is in its designated place before you start cleaning.

Ceiling to Floor

When deep cleaning, it is important to start at the top and work your way down. That way, any falling dust, dirt, etc. that is freed up won't re-dirty what you've already cleaned. Dust any cobwebs out from ceiling corners, clean all fans and light fixtures, wash the windows, and wipe the walls and baseboards down with warm soapy water. People often forget about cleaning the walls even though they can hold onto quite a bit of dust and debris, particularly if the wall is textured.

Soft Surfaces

The soft surfaces in your home can collect a lot of dust, dirt, and even bacteria. Take down all the curtains in your home and wash them. (Or have them professionally cleaned if they are not washing machine safe.) Follow the cleaning instructions for throw blankets and pillows as well. Couches and chairs can be difficult to clean on your own. If you've ever spilled a drink on the couch, it could be harboring mold and mildew without you even realizing it. You can use the hose attachment on your vacuum and try some DIY cleaning methods, but sometimes it is best to hire a professional to make sure harmful materials are all removed properly.

Keep the Air Clean!

If you've cleaned everything but forgotten about the air in your home, then it probably isn't truly clean. Harmful materials could quickly start building back up on everything you worked so hard to clean. To help keep the air in your home clean, follow these three important tips!

1. Change the Air Filter - Air filters have specific life spans and can lose their effectiveness once that time has passed. Be sure to regularly change out your air filters to keep fresh, clean air flowing through your home.
2. Install a UV Light System - HVAC UV light systems are highly effective at destroying bacteria, mold, and mildew that could otherwise be passing through your ductwork and spreading into the air in your home.
3. Schedule a Check-Up - Call a professional HVAC company to check on your heating and cooling systems to make sure everything is running efficiently and cleanly.

Royal Heating & Air is the best HVAC company at the Lake of the Ozarks, and we care about you and your family. Give us a call to help keep the air in your home cleaner and more comfortable this season!

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We Want To Hear From You!

Royal Heating & Air knows a satisfied customer is key to a successful business. We are proud of the Lake of the Ozarks community, and we take pride in serving the residents and businesses in this area. As your locally owned and operated full-service HVAC company at Lake of the Ozarks, we want to hear from you by leaving us a business review. Business reviews are a great way for other community members to determine which companies they should trust and hire. Your heating and cooling company at Lake of the Ozarks has all the information on how you can leave a review in today's blog.


Facebook Reviews

There are a variety of places to leave reviews for businesses on all the social media platforms. No matter what your social media preference, we ask that you take the time and let us know how we did.  Royal Heating & Air would love to hear from you on our Facebook page. Social media has become one of the main sources for communities to gain recommendations and ask for business referrals. You can help us by leaving us a review on our Facebook page. Click here to access the review section of our page.   


Google Reviews

Google is a huge resource when it comes to finding the right business for your needs. Reviews on Google help businesses get noticed and their ability to show up better in searches. Royal Heating and Air would love to hear from you, and we have made it easy.  Simply click here to leave a review on Google.

Past Reviews

Not sure what to say when leaving a review. Here is what some of our past clients have to say about their experience with Royal Heating & Air.

"Amazing. They had my system fixed in no time. Super nice and knowledgeable. Will for sure use them in the future!" ~Facebook Review- Danielle W.

"We were extremely pleased with the professionalism and knowledge of Royal Heating & Air. We would highly recommend them. They were very timely in coming to fix our AC and were very thorough. Definitely our go-to for all our HVAC needs!!" ~Google Review- Jennifer C.

"Royal Heating & Air is a very professional company. Tommy has worked for several years on our heating and cooling needs. Would highly recommend his company!" 

~Facebook Review- Mike S.

All of us at Royal Heating & Air would like to say "THANK YOU" to all of our existing customers. We enjoy what we do, and we look forward to helping you with any HVAC needs you may have. Give us a call if you have any questions at all about your HVAC system. We know HVAC systems can be confusing to repair, but most of all we don't want you caught in an emergency situation. If you notice cool air coming out of your vents or your home not warming up, it is time to give us a call. 

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At Royal Heating & Air, we can help with all your HVAC needs including preventative maintenance, repairs and installing new units. Make sure your HVAC unit is working properly by having a professional HVAC technician at the Lake of the Ozarks do regular maintenance. However, when it is time to upgrade, call Royal Heating & Air at 573-480-4313 and we can help you install your new system. 

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Trusted HVAC Company At Lake Of The Ozarks!

Royal Heating & Air is your locally owned and operated full-service HVAC company at Lake of the Ozarks. Our goal is to provide excellent service using top of the line products for every customer. We know our products and our experience speak for itself but today we want you to hear from a few of our past customers. Check out a few testimonials about your local heating and cooling company at Lake of the Ozarks. Next time you have heating and cooling needs make sure you use the best HVAC repair and maintenance company at the Lake of the Ozarks.  

About Royal Heating & Air

From preventative maintenance to complete furnace and air conditioning installations, we can provide you with affordable, dependable, trustworthy service. We service all makes and models and we are a dealer for Bryant Heating and Cooling Systems.

One component that sets us apart from our competitors is our custom sheet metal fabrication. Custom duct-work allows for better airflow, distributes air evenly between rooms and reduces leaks in unwanted areas.

For your AC repair or heating repair needs at Lake of the Ozarks, we are the "King of Comfort"!

Royal Heating & Air Customer Experiences

"We have used Royal Heating & Air several times for our home and our business. They are always so quick to take care of us, which we really appreciate. They do a great job and charge a fair price. We recommend them to all of our family and friends!"

 ~Google Review- Heather D. 

"Honest, a wonderful family-owned business. Highly recommend them!" 

~Facebook Review- Megan J.

"Very responsive, shows up when scheduled, excellent work! Highly recommended all around." ~Google Review- Catalyst Electric

"Amazing. They had my system fixed in no time. Super nice and knowledgeable. Will for sure use them in the future!" ~Facebook Review- Danielle W.

"We were extremely pleased with the professionalism and knowledge of Royal Heating & Air. We would highly recommend them. They were very timely in coming to fix our AC and were very thorough. Definitely our go-to for all our HVAC needs!!" ~Google Review- Jennifer C.

"Royal Heating & Air is a very professional company. Tommy has worked for several years on our heating and cooling needs. Would highly recommend his company!" 

~Facebook Review- Mike S.

Thank You!!!

All of us at Royal Heating & Air would like to say "THANK YOU" to all of our customers. We enjoy what we do, and we look forward to helping you with any HVAC needs you may have. Give us a call if you have any questions at all about your heating system. We know HVAC systems can be confusing to repair, but most of all we don't want you caught in an emergency situation. If you notice cool air coming out of your vents or your home not warming up, it is time to give us a call. 

Your HVAC System With Royal Heating & Air

At Royal Heating & Air, we can help with all your HVAC needs including preventative maintenance, repairs and installing new units. Make sure your HVAC unit is working properly by having a professional HVAC technician at the Lake of the Ozarks do regular maintenance. However, when it is time to upgrade, call Royal Heating & Air at 573-480-4313 and we can help you install your new system. 

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When To Use The Emergency Setting On Your Thermostat?

Now is the time to get to know your thermostat and your heating system! As your professional heating and cooling company at Lake of the Ozarks, many of our customers ask, "What is emergency heat on my thermostat?" We know you are not an expert when it comes to your HVAC system, but Royal Heating & Air can help. We want to explain what the emergency heat setting means on your thermostat in today's blog from the best HVAC repair and maintenance company at the Lake of the Ozarks.  

1. What does Emergency Heat mean on my thermostat?

Emergency heat is the second stage of heat used in your heating system. When the temperatures drop below 32 degrees, your heat pump may need help producing warm air. A heat pump takes the outside air and uses it to produce heat in your home. When the air becomes extremely cold, it becomes harder for the heat pump to convert it to warm air. The emergency heat setting will bypass the heat pump in this situation and produce warm air using your electric furnace.

2. Does it cost more to run Emergency Heat?

Typically, yes. It is using more electricity to run the emergency heat source. Factors that could impact the cost is if you use gas or propane instead of electricity to run your heat. The cost will then depend on the cost of gas and propane. In most cases, it is more costly to use the emergency heat setting, which is why it is best to only use it when needed.     

3. When should I use Emergency Heat?

When temperatures start dropping, your heating system should automatically switch and adjust how it produces warm air. If you notice cool air blowing from your vents, you can switch over to emergency heat to see if it helps. If you notice your heat pump not working or the outside unit is frozen, switch to emergency heat and then give us a call. You do not want the system to only use the emergency heat setting. It is meant to be used temporarily, hence the name "Emergency".

4. Should I turn the Emergency Heat on if the temperature is below 32 degrees?

Don't switch over to emergency heat unless you need to. Your HVAC system should automatically adjust and use the secondary heat source to help warm your home. Your heat pump uses the outside air to convert to warm air in your home, so when the temperatures become colder it does make it harder to produce warm air. Your system should adjust without you switching over to the emergency heat setting. You should only use your emergency heat source if you notice cool air blowing from vents or your home's indoor temperature is not warming up. In this case, switch over to emergency heat to see if it helps to warm your home. 

5. When should I call a professional?

Give us a call if you have any questions at all about your heating system. We know it can be confusing, but most of all we don't want you caught in an emergency situation. As mentioned above, if you notice cool air coming out of your vents or your home not warming up, it is time to give us a call. The best way to ensure your system is ready for the cooler weather is with regular maintenance on your HVAC system.  Fall and Spring are the best time to get your system checked before the extreme cold and hot weather hits.  

Your HVAC System With Royal Heating & Air

At Royal Heating & Air, we can help with all your HVAC needs including preventative maintenance, repairs and installing new units. Make sure your HVAC unit is working properly by having a professional HVAC technician at the Lake of the Ozarks do regular maintenance. However, when it is time to upgrade, call Royal Heating & Air at 573-480-4313 and we can help you install your new system. 

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Low Cost Ways To Prepare Your Home For Winter!

The cool winter air can be hard on your budget, and may cause your home not to be as cozy as you would like. Turning the heat up can become costly quick, but Royal Heating & Air has a few tips on low-cost ways to prepare your home for winter. Before the cold air sets in permanently for the winter, and we all start blasting the heater, get your home ready with these tips. 

Install Weather Stripping

The first step in fighting the cold weather is to make sure the warm air stays in and you keep the cold air out. Check for drafts near doors and windows and seal all necessary spots with weather stripping. You can find weather stripping from less than $20 per package at any local home store. 

Close The Fireplace Damper

Fireplaces are a great heat source in the winter.  Make sure you close your fireplace damper when your fireplace is not in use.  After the fireplace as cooled completely, closing the damper will ensure air doesn't escape out the chimney. 

Insulate Your Attic

Insulation is pretty standard in today's homes. However, if your home is older, it is a good idea to check to make sure the insulation is still good. Over time, insulation will get packed down. When that happens, the insulation won't work as efficiently. Make sure your home is sealed up by making sure there is enough insulation.

Use Your Curtains

Curtains and blinds aren't just for decoration. Keep your blinds and curtains closed to conserve the heat in your home.  Your window coverings will help keep the cool air out and warm air in.  On sunny winter days, you can open your window coverings to allow the sun to naturally heat your home.

Close Doors and Vents In Unused Rooms

Close vents and doors to any rooms in your home that are not used.  This is great for storage rooms or extra guests bedrooms.  It will cause the heat to travel to the rooms you use, and save you money overall.  If you need the room, just open everything back up for the time in use, and close everything after. 

Use A Programmable Thermostat

Using a programmable thermostat is a great way to save money this winter.  You can automatically lower or raise the temperature in your home.  It is recommended to lower your temperature while you are away during the day.  Your heat won't turn on as much saving you money in the long run. Then, it can be set automatically to raise the temperature during the hours you are home.  

Replace Furnace Filters Monthly

It is recommended to change your air filter monthly, because a dirty air filter can cause your unit to run inefficiently. Dirty air filters can be a cause for cool air blowing in your home.  It will end up costing you more money in the long run.  This winter save money by changing your filter on a regular basis. 

Reverse Ceiling Fan Direction

Ceiling fans going clockwise pushes air down and creates a draft. However, in the winter, they can also help make your home feel warmer. When the ceiling fan goes clockwise, it will push the cool air up and mix with the rising heat. Once the air mixes, it will spread out and down making the room feel warmer. 

Keep Warm With Royal Heating & Air

Royal Heating & Air will ensure that your home is safe and cozy this winter. The tips above are a great way to get ready for the colder weather without breaking the bank.  From preventative maintenance to installations, the best HVAC company in Lake of the Ozarks is here to help you. Call 573-480-4313 to schedule an appointment today!

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HVAC System Maintenance This Fall Is A Must

Fall is quickly approaching, which means most of us will start to spend more time indoors. Therefore, it's important that the atmosphere inside your home promotes good health and safety. This time of year is a great time to schedule your HVAC maintenance by your premier HVAC company at the Lake of the Ozarks.  Read below why scheduling your HVAC maintenance this fall is a must.

Longer Equipment Life

Regular maintenance on your HVAC unit will help promote a longer life for your equipment.  These units don't last forever but we can help promote a longer lifespan with regular maintenance.  Catching small issues ahead of time and fixing it now will ensure you are ready for the cooler weather. Fixing small issues before they become big problems will save you money and headache.  Stay on top of servicing your unit and in the long run, your HVAC system will run more efficiently.

Safer For The Family

Equipment breaks down over time causing leaks and inefficiencies in your HVAC unit.  Regular maintenance will find any potential issues and fix it before it becomes a problem.  Leaks can be extremely dangerous for your family.  Checking for leaks in your system can keep carbon monoxide and other dangerous gas from harming your family.  Don't take any chances this fall, make sure you get your system checked so you can have peace of mind.

Saves You Money In The Long Run

Keeping your energy costs down is one of our goals for our customers.  Over time a neglected system breaks down and doesn't run efficiently. When you schedule preventative maintenance for your HVAC unit, you are staying on top of any issues that could make your unit run poorly.  A regularly maintained unit will keep your home comfortable and will consume less energy to do so.

Royal Heating and Air is here to help with your Lake of the Ozarks HVAC System maintenance! Our goal is to keep your unit running safely, efficiently and for as long as possible.  "The King of Comfort" team is ready to give you peace of mind this fall, Lake of the Ozark HVAC needs!

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