Jupiter Inlet Colony · Heating

Heating in Jupiter Inlet Colony, FL

Heating service is the repair, maintenance and replacement of the equipment that warms your home. In Florida that is usually a heat pump or electric heat strips, and sometimes a gas furnace. You need it when heat mode blows cool air, the heat trips a breaker, or a burning smell lingers after the first use. In Jupiter Inlet Colony, Climate Control Services provides heating from its office in Boynton Beach.

Climate Control Services in Jupiter Inlet Colony

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Who comes out in Jupiter Inlet Colony

Climate Control Services comes out from its office in Boynton Beach.

Signs

When to book heating

  • Heat mode blows cool or lukewarm air for long periods
  • The heat pump's outdoor unit stays coated in ice instead of clearing
  • A burning smell that does not fade after the first use of the season
  • The breaker trips when the heat comes on
  • The thermostat shows auxiliary or emergency heat running most of the time

The visit

What to expect

  1. You describe what the system is doing and, if you know it, what type of heat you have.
  2. The technician checks the thermostat settings, filter and airflow.
  3. Depending on your system, they test the heat pump's heating and defrost operation, the heat strips and their safety limits, or the furnace's ignition, burner and venting.
  4. They explain the fault and your options before any repair.
  5. They run a full heating cycle to confirm the house warms up normally.
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Florida notes

Heating in Florida’s climate

  • Most Florida homes heat with a heat pump or with electric heat strips in the air handler, since heat is only needed on cooler days. The same outdoor unit that cools in summer often heats in winter.
  • In cold, damp weather a heat pump runs a defrost cycle. A little steam from the outdoor unit and a short pause in warm air during defrost are normal.
  • Heat strips and furnaces can sit unused for months in Florida, so dust settles on them. A brief burning-dust smell the first time the heat runs is common and should fade quickly.
  • Because the heat is used so rarely, test it on a mild day in the fall so a problem does not surface on the first cold night.

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Reviewed by Florida homeowners

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  • “Called Climate Control Services at 7:am. Our air conditioning stopped working and we were leaving to go back up north. Talked to Mark Miller and had a technician at our house by 9:00am. Needed a new air conditioner. Sam & Eric ( I think) had us up and running by 4:00 with a new system. They were professional, respectful and did a great job.”

    Dale HowlettCCS customer · via my-ccs.com
  • “Climate control services did the original installation and was here for warranty repairs. They obtained the parts within two days and arrived early. Repairman Renaud was very good and we needed his torch to connect the part to the system. We are very satisfied with his work.”

    Jack ObadiaCCS customer · via my-ccs.com

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Questions

Heating in Jupiter Inlet Colony, answered

Who provides heating in Jupiter Inlet Colony, FL?

Climate Control Services (561-570-1164) provides heating in Jupiter Inlet Colony. Enter your ZIP to book online from Climate Control Services, or call to check your address.

Is a burning smell normal when I turn on the heat?

A light, dusty burning smell for a short time on the first cool day is common, because dust is burning off the heater. If the smell is strong, smells electrical or does not fade, switch the system off and call a technician. If you see smoke, leave the home and call 911.

Do I need a carbon monoxide alarm if I have a gas furnace?

Yes. Any home with gas appliances or an attached garage should have working carbon monoxide alarms. If one sounds, get everyone outside and call 911.

Why does my heat pump sometimes blow cool air?

Heat pump air is warm rather than hot, so it can feel cool against your hand, and during a defrost cycle the system briefly blows cooler air. If it blows cool air for long periods in heat mode, book a diagnosis.

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