Practical notes on furnaces, air conditioning, indoor air, and the odd room that never quite keeps up. Written from our shop in North Ridgeville.
Lake-effect cold means a furnace around North Ridgeville may not rest from November to April. Here is what to check before the first hard freeze, and what should wait for a technician.
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Bungalows, colonials, and split-levels from Elyria to the west side often still heat with equipment the house has outgrown. Age alone is not the reason to replace it.
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An 85-degree day in Cleveland can feel worse than a hotter, drier afternoon somewhere else. Humidity is the load, and an oversized or dirty air conditioner loses that fight.
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Rooms over garages, closed-in porches, and in-law suites rarely keep up with the original furnace. A ductless system can heat and cool the room the ducts forgot.
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From November through April a Northeast Ohio house is a closed box. Winter humidity, spring pollen, and a damp basement are three different problems.
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