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1. Your HVAC System Has Been Working Overtime

Winter weather in North Carolina may be unpredictable, but ice and snow can still take a toll on your heat pump. Many homeowners accidentally damage their systems by blocking airflow, placing units too close to debris, or covering them incorrectly. At Parker and Company Heating and Air, we help homeowners across Clayton, NC and the Triangle area protect their HVAC systems through every season. Here is what you need to know to keep your outdoor heat pump running safely and efficiently during winter weather.

What Cold Weather Means for Your HVAC System

Winter HVAC Tips Every North Carolina Homeowner Should Know

Homeowners across the Triangle area—Clayton, Raleigh, and surrounding communities—are discovering the comfort and flexibility of mini-split (ductless) HVAC systems. These systems are an excellent option for certain spaces and situations where traditional central heating and cooling may not be the best fit. At Parker and Company Heating and Air, we often recommend mini-splits for their energy efficiency, versatility, and ease of installation. Here’s a closer look at when a mini-split might be the right choice for your North Carolina home.

Myth: Fans don’t lower the room temperature — they just make you feel cooler by moving air.  Truth: Use fans with your AC to feel cooler at a higher temp, then turn them off when you leave the room.

1. Recognize the Signs of HVAC Failure

What is a Central HVAC System?