Benefits of Insulating Pipes

By |October 28, 2025|Categories: HVAC Zoning, Water Heaters|

If your HVAC or water heater pipes aren’t insulated, you could be losing money, literally, through heat loss, inefficiency, and system wear. While it might seem like a small detail, insulating your HVAC and water heater pipes is one of the easiest and most effective ways to improve system performance, lower energy bills, and protect your home from damage. At Beeson Mechanical Service, we’ve helped homeowners across Whiteland and Central Indiana improve the efficiency and longevity of their systems with proper pipe insulation. Whether your pipes are indoors, outdoors, or in your crawl space, this upgrade can make a real [...]

Help, My Water Heater Won’t Ignite!

By |October 20, 2025|Categories: HVAC Zoning, Water Heaters|

There’s nothing quite like stepping into the shower only to be met with ice-cold water. If your gas water heater won’t ignite, you're not alone, this is one of the most common water heater problems homeowners face. Fortunately, there are a few typical culprits, and many of them can be identified with a little guidance. At Beeson Mechanical Service, we’ve helped homeowners across Whiteland and Central Indiana diagnose and repair water heater issues for decades. If your pilot light isn’t staying lit or your water just isn’t getting warm, here's what might be going on; and when it's time to [...]

How Does the Snow Affect My HVAC System?

By |September 18, 2024|Categories: HVAC Zoning|

The outdoor units of HVAC systems are designed to be long-lasting. But it’d be wrong to assume that they’re not impacted by the environmental elements. To be specific, ice and snow can be brutal for your HVAC system. Especially, when we talk about the extreme cold that has engulfed most parts of the US, you’re lucky if your HVAC system is functioning as it should. But how do these winter elements affect your HVAC system and what can be done to protect it? Let’s take a look- Ice and Snow Build Up During winters, ice and snow accumulate on the [...]

What to do if my HVAC contractor damaged my home

By |August 5, 2024|Categories: HVAC Zoning|

Help! What Do I Do if My Contractor Damages My Home? Even if you hire the most experienced HVAC contractor in your area, there’s still a chance that things won’t go exactly as planned. For example, as your contractor performs HVAC maintenance on your property, they may accidentally drop their ladder, causing it to crash into your glass windows. So, what do you do in case your contractor damages your home? Read on to find out. What’s the first thing I should do if my contractor damages my home? There are various accidents that can occur while your HVAC contractor [...]

Media Air Filters vs 1″ Filters

By |July 23, 2024|Categories: HVAC Zoning, Indoor Air Quality|

A filter is an important piece of your furnace or HVAC system A filter is there for a very good reason. They stop things like dirt, pollen, unwanted debris and other allergens or particles in the air from entering your HVAC system. We want to stop them getting in because, ultimately, they can damage the system and this can lead to costly repairs. Making sure the filter is right and changing it regularly will help your unit last longer. More often than not people overlook how important the air filter is to your whole system. As a relatively cheap element, [...]

Why Should I Need an Extended HVAC Warranty?

By |July 19, 2024|Categories: HVAC Zoning|

You’ve just had your brand new HVAC system installed by the pros. Now you’re enjoying cool and clean indoor air. Surely, you can kick back and enjoy comfortable temperatures forever, right? Well, not quite. While your new HVAC system might be the sturdiest model, it won’t be able to last years unless you keep up with regular maintenance. But what if something happens to your HVAC that’s beyond your control? What if it fails and needs something more than just dusting and vacuuming? That’s where HVAC extended warranties come in. Most appliances come with one-year warranties, but when that ends, where do [...]

What are Air Ducts and How Do They Affect Airflow?

By |July 12, 2024|Categories: HVAC Zoning|

Your HVAC system is much more than the bulky furnace in the basement or the air conditioning unit sitting outside the home. For instance, what about the channels connecting the furnace or air conditioner to the vents located all over your home? On average, households spend $100.53 per month on gas costs. This number is even higher in some states such as Georgia and Hawaii. If you’d like to save money on your next gas utility bill, we’ll discuss how you can decrease your gas consumption at home. The channels are known as air ducts, and they play an integral [...]

4 Types of Insurance Your HVAC Company Needs

By |May 20, 2024|Categories: HVAC Zoning|

Servicing heating and cooling systems is a highly technical trade, which is why it takes HVAC contractors years to obtain their license. However, even with years of training, things can still go south. HVAC equipment is expensive and the smallest mistake can result in disaster. As an HVAC contractor, the last thing you want is for your client’s system to be seriously damaged because of you. Since it’s incredibly risky, HVAC companies must obtain contractors’ insurance. In this article, we’ll look at the four types of insurance that your HVAC company needs. #1 General Liability Protection HVAC systems are inside [...]

What Temperature Should I Set My Thermostat on When I Have Company Over?

By |March 1, 2024|Categories: AC Service, HVAC Zoning|

It is every host’s duty to make their guests feel comfortable. From lighting candles to filling the room with the sweet aroma of homestyle cooking, there are plenty of things you can do to create a cozy atmosphere. The tricky part, however, is deciding on a comfortable temperature. Guests from colder states might need more than just three layers of sweaters. It’s also possible that your guests prefer different temperature settings than what you’re accustomed to. Whether you’re planning a small get-together with friends or a large dinner with family, in this article, we’ll help you choose a comfortable thermostat [...]

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