Spring is here and warm weather is right around the corner. If you haven’t already taken a moment to evaluate the levels of heating and cooling in your home then now is a perfect time. Winter temperatures in New Jersey are especially brutal so if you noticed that your heater wasn’t able to perform as it should have this past season then it’s definitely time to start thinking about repair or replacement services.
Replacement isn’t something that you should do on a whim. It’s a time-consuming and often expensive process so it’s really important to be absolutely certain that this is the step that you need to take. If you’re uncertain whether you want to repair or replace your heater make sure you contact our team. We specialize in heater replacement and heater repair in Westfield, NJ.
When you’re thinking about your heating system, the parts of it that come to mind are probably your furnace itself and maybe your thermostat, but you should focus more on your ductwork. Your ductwork is an extremely important part of your HVAC system, so without quality ductwork, you can’t have quality heating. Forced-air heating systems rely heavily on your ductwork. Problems in your air ducts will cut into your comfort and it will quickly become issues with your heating.
As a homeowner, you know that you’ll have to replace your heating system at least once in your lifetime. It’s just to be expected. While these systems have an expected lifespan of 10-20 years, you can’t expect this technology to be able to last you a lifetime. But do you extend this mentality to your thermostat? Most homeowners don’t, but you should, this is technology that needs to be updated too. If you’re still using the same thermostat that you’ve had since you moved into your current home, it’s highly likely that you need an upgrade. If you need a new 
It is officially winter time in The Oranges! It’s understandable that you might be worried about your heating costs. Nobody should have to pay more than they need to, especially when there are so many things that can be done to save money. Of course, if you have questions specific to your home and needs, it is best to speak to a professional. Air Creations, Inc. provides 
Are you having trouble with your furnace? It’s always best to contact a professional no matter what the problem is. If you had a toothache, you’d see your dentist, you wouldn’t try to fill your cavity on your own. Treat your furnace with the same amount of reverence. If you seem to notice odd inconsistencies with your furnace system, you can call our team. We’re punctual and reliable so we’ll always come out quickly, thoroughly assess your system, and then take the necessary steps to get your home up and running again. If you need 
The heating system in your home should last you anywhere from 10 to 20 years so it’s understandable that you’ll need heating repair at some point, but there are ways for you to avoid the need for heating repair. If you could avoid the need for costly repairs—wouldn’t you? We understand homeowners here in Westfield and how easy it is to accidentally incur damage to your heating system.
If you think there might be something wrong with your furnace, don’t ignore the warning signs. It’s easy to procrastinate or learn to live with inconveniences rather than calling a professional, but if you go this route you’re only doing a disservice to yourself. Having repairs done to your system sooner than later helps extend the lifetime of your system, save you money, and avoid emergency breakdowns. If you need great 
Our winters here in New Jersey get very cold, the last thing you want is to get stuck in the midst of one without a functioning heater. At Air Creations, Inc. we service a wide range of heating systems including furnaces, boilers, and ductless mini splits. If you had any heating inconsistencies last year, it’s important to service your system sooner than later. Now that it’s fall, temperatures are really starting to cool off, so make sure that you prepare your heating system by getting the necessary repairs. If you’re looking for great 
You’re probably happy to read this headline, because it means summer is getting closer and you’re that much nearer to not needing your home’s furnace at all. (At least until toward the end of the year.) But when the warmer weather settles in and the furnace won’t have to run, should you shut the system down entirely?
