Heating
Do not get left in the cold! Is your furnace acting up, blowing cold air, or making too much noise? Our experienced team of professionals is here to keep your home warm and cozy.
Cooling
We are the leading company for all of your air conditioning and cooling needs. The technicians at Adams Heating and Cooling are the qualified and professional crew for the job.
Ductless
Ductless systems are more flexible than traditional systems, because ductless systems do not use ductwork. They can be installed in either new or existing construction.
Adams Heating & Cooling
We are a locally owned family business that has been serving the Greater Cincinnati Area since 1953.
We carry Carrier products as well as a full line of parts and accessories that you might need in our parts warehouse. Feel free to drop by our place or browse our online parts and filter store. We install and service air conditioners, heat pumps, furnaces as well as a full line of indoor air quality products. We also offer preventive maintenance programs so that you lower your chances of getting stuck with a broken heater or air conditioner. We are a full service HVAC provider and we would love to develop a long term relationship with you.
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We proudly offer full service, from installation to repair or replacement, of the following:
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Should You Invest In A Heat Pump Or An Air Conditioner?
Whether you have a new construction or remodel, or it is simply time to replace your HVAC system’s components, you will eventually need to make the decision about installing a heat pump or air conditioner/furnace system.
The question begs to be asked: What is the difference between a heat pump and a traditional air conditioner/furnace system?
In warm weather, the function of an air conditioner or a heat pump is essentially the same—to cool your home. Both function by pulling heat out warmer air, leaving you with cooler air inside your home.
The biggest difference between an air conditioner and a heat pump is that as the weather cools down, a heat pump can be reversed so it takes heat from outside the home and moves it inside, effectively warming up your house. A heat pump does two jobs—warms and cools. In general, a heat pump uses less energy, since you have one appliance doing two jobs.
In colder, northern climates, often a heat pump may only work as supplemental heating for a furnace in larger homes. In warmer, southern climates, a heat pump is usually the only appliance you need to keep your home comfortable all year long.
In northern states like Ohio, a furnace is usually the primary source of heat for a home. A heat pump can get strained as temperatures fall below 40 degrees, because a heat pump’s primary function is pulling heat from one place and transferring it to another. The colder the air and ground become, the less heat there is for a pump to transfer.
A heat pump is always environmentally friendly, particularly a geothermal heat pump. It uses the ground as a heat source rather than burning fossil fuels or natural gas. It uses the earth’s natural temperature to heat and cool.
There are a number of things to consider when choosing to install a heat pump or a traditional AC/furnace system. At Adams Heating & Cooling, we can help you decide what is best for you. The size and location of your home, as well as the climate, are all factors in finding the right system for you. The expert technicians at Adams Heating & Cooling are here to help you find the most cost-effective option we can.
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Adams Heating & Cooling services Anderson Township, Newtown, Milford, New Richmond, Loveland, Amelia, Eastgate, Mt Lookout, Mt Washington, Hyde Park, Indian Hill, Terrace Park, Madeira, Bethel, and the surrounding Ohio communities with their heating and cooling needs. Visit our service area page for more coverage details, call us at 513-474-1600, or request service online today.