Welcome To Tri-County Heating & Cooling's New Home Comfort Blog!

At Tri-County, one of the things we like best about our jobs as HVAC professionals is conversing with our customers. It's gratifying to share our knowledge and use our experience to help solve problems. That's why we've decided to start our new blog, focused on the concerns of local residents here in Butler County and the Greater Cincinnati area of Ohio.

Ever wonder why your home is cold in some rooms and hot in others? Or why your energy bills seem too high? Are you concerned about carbon monoxide or other contaminants in your indoor air? We can answer these and many other questions. Over the next few months, we’ll talk about a variety of HVAC topics, including:

• Indoor air quality. Clean air is important to your health and comfort. We'll give you tips to improve it.
• Programmable thermostats. Compatible with most home comfort systems, these devices help you save money and energy. We'll explain.
• Comfort. Home comfort is our area of expertise. We'll offer tips each week to help you improve it.
• Heat pumps. Using a heat pump to heat or cool your home can reduce your utility costs. Find out more here.

We’ve been in business for more than 40 years and have a wealth of experience with all aspects of home comfort. In our opinion, the best way for homeowners to stay comfortable, avoid costly repairs and reduce energy bills is to learn how to choose and maintain their systems so that they get the best performance possible for the longest time.

A well-maintained system can save you as much as 30 percent in energy costs each year. Other factors, including proper sizing and installation of equipment can also save you significant money on operating and maintenance of your system.

If you'd like to know more about your heating and cooling system, visit us each week to find information to help you take care of the equipment that takes care of you every day. You can also visit the Tri-County Heating & Cooling website for more information about our services.