The Hill Country in Texas is an ideal climate for heating and cooling interior spaces with a ductless mini-split. These are heat pumps that do not use any ductwork to circulate conditioned air. They offer a number of advantages for homes that do not already have ducts, for planned additions or remodels, and even for homes that have old or inefficient ductwork. Read More
Texas Hill Country homes can often resemble what Goldilocks encountered in the old children’s tale: while one room is too hot, another room can be too cold. 
Although winter in the Texas Hill Country isn’t as cold as it is in points to the north, heating costs can still eat up a fair share of your income. Once you spend that money to heat your home, it’s gone. You can, however, take steps to reduce your heating load. This will not only help you save money during the winter; you’ll save during the summer, too. 
Heating and cooling your home with a heat pump may be the most energy-efficient way to experience year-round comfort indoors in the Texas Hill Country. Normally, the winter temperatures are warm enough for these HVAC systems to harvest plenty of heat to maintain a warm house. In the cooling mode, the 
A heat pump is not something that will run smoothly throughout its lifetime without regular maintenance. Like any complex, high-functioning machinery, heat pumps need proper, regular maintenance to make sure that small problems do not turn into big problems, and to make sure they run efficiently. Efficiency allows your heat pump to not work so hard to heat and cool your home, something that will save you money on your utility bills. 
Though the Texas Hill Country’s not exactly Siberia in the winter, heating bills can still be substantial. Taking steps in the fall to reduce heating load is a good way to save money on heating expenses and keep your home as comfortable as possible. Reducing your heating load does not have to be an expensive project and you can do many of the tasks yourself: -
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Serving the Kerrville, TX area
Since 1980