JonLe Heating & Cooling

A. We recommend having your heating & cooling system serviced twice in the year to keep it working at maximum efficiency, to find and fix small problems before they become major issues, and to avoid needing service during extreme weather conditions when everyone needs help and the wait for service can be longer than normal. A. Check your air filter on a monthly basis and change it whenever it's dirty. Flush your condensate drain line when you check your filter, especially in the summer months when algae growth is more prevalent.

The technician was prompt, very polite, and answered all of my questions as he performed the preventitive maintenence on my heating and cooling system. He even suggested that we remove some of the landscaping near our air conditioner because it was growing up into the unit. The correct size of your HVAC system is based on running a computer generated load using measurements of your home's interior space. If you put in an oversized furnace it will not run long enough to get to its steady sate efficiency.

A. The correct size based on running a computer generated load for your home. Typically in our market we size the A/C based on a 90 degree day. We expect the A/C to run most of the day on a 90 degree day to maintain 70 degrees inside. A. Gas or Oil Furnaces are rated in AFUE (Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency), Heat Pumps in HPSF (Heating Season Performance Factor) and Air Conditioners in SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating). With gas furnaces you should buy a model with a 92% rating if you run the blower continuously for better air filtration as it has a more efficient blower.

A. Check your air filter on a monthly basis and change it whenever it's dirty. Flush your condensate drain line when you check your filter, especially in the summer months when algae growth is more prevalent. JonLe Heating and Cooling wants to know what's on your mind! Your feedback will help us continue to improve our Cinicnnati heating and cooling service and the HVAC products offered to you. The survey will take less than five minutes. Please follow instructions below to start the survey process.

The correct size of your HVAC system is based on running a computer generated load using measurements of your home's interior space. If you put in an oversized furnace it will not run long enough to get to its steady sate efficiency. If you put in an oversized A/C unit it will not run long enough to remove humidity. Choosing an HVAC service provider in Cincinnati for your new construction or commercial project can be a daunting task. How do you know who to trust? Trust a company with more than 50 years of experience in Cincinnati HVAC installation.

A. A lot of people are in the same boat as you because natural gas prices, especially in the Midwest, have soared in the last few years. One way we've helped customers cope is with Trane's Hybrid Heat system. It's a high-efficiency natural gas furnace combined with a high-efficiency electric heat pump. It's often referred to as a "dual fuel" system. JonLe offers two levels of heating and air conditioner maintenance contracts to meet your budget and needs. For details on what services are performed during regular maintenance inspections, download the heating and cooling service contract details.

We are excited to see the savings in our energy bill and have noticed the house is more evenly heated with the new (HVAC) system. Every chance I get, I will enthusiastically recommend you guys! A. If you use a 5 degree setback you can save between 5-10% on your annual cost to run the furnace. The cost to install a programmable varies greatly depending on what you purchase. It may take between 5-10 years or more to get a full payback. A. The correct size based on running a computer generated load for your home.

A. The HP is designed to heat the air about 20 degrees each time the air goes through the system. A gas or oil furnace is designed for a 40-70 degree temperature rise as the air passes thru the furnace. So if you maintain 70 degrees in the home, a heat pump will put out about 90 degree air depending on the outside temperature. Since the normal body temperature is 98.6 degrees this 90 degree air feels cool to us. In comparison a gas or oil furnace normally warms the air to between 110 - 140 degrees or higher and therefore it feels warm to us.