According to an idiom I grew up hearing "Home is where the heart is" and when most of us think of home we think of comfort and safety. At Espyville Heating And Air Conditioning, our goal is to keep you comfortably cool in the heat of summer days and warm and cozy on those frigid winter nights here in northwestern PA. We strive to make you feel secure in the safe, reliable operation of all of the equipment we install. Espyville Heating and Air Conditioning primarily serves the residential consumer.
Espyville Heating and Cooling is a leading geothermal installation contractor, supplying the HVAC needs of small commercial facilities like Small Businesses, Churches, Office Buildings and Schools, but primarily serving residential consumers. Espyville Heating and Cooling has a dedicated group of people to serve you. Our team has been serving North Western Pennsylvania, based out of the Espyville, Linesville, PA. area, near Pymatuning Lake. Espyville Heating and Cooling employee's are trained and certified so we can provide you with the highest quality of service.
Central air conditioning works by collecting the heat from the air inside your home and moving it to the air outside your home. An air conditioning unit has three major components. They are: a compressor, a condenser, and an evaporator. The compressor and the condenser are located outside the home and the evaporator is located inside the home, usually as a part of the furnace. An air conditioning unit uses a refrigerant to exchange the heat. The refrigerant arrives at the compressor as a gas. The compressor pressurizes the gas and passes it to the condenser.
If a geothermal system is not an option, another efficient option is a standard heat pump. While not as efficient they still offer huge savings in energy cost over conventional heating and cooling systems. During the summer months a heat pump works in much the same manner as an air conditioner. Warm air is returned to the air handler where the heat is extracted and the cooled air is returned to the home through the duct work system. The heat is then passed to the heat pump by means of a refrigerant contained in the system.
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