Driggs Heating Services

Jackson Hole Heating Installations, Repairs, & Maintenance 

Winters in our area of the country are long and cold. Teton Heating & Cooling can help you stay warm in the coldest months of the year with reliable services and quality products for heating in Driggs, Jackson Hole, and surrounding areas. Whether you need a new heating system installed, repair services, or preventative maintenance, our skilled technicians are here to solve any problem. 

Please call Teton Heating & Cooling at (307) 314-0981 for quality heating installation or service.

Reliable & Energy-Efficient Home Heating

A high-quality, reliable heating system is absolutely essential for home comfort in the winter. If your heating system is getting old, breaking down often, or costing more to run, it is likely time for a new heater. There are several options available for keeping every room in your home warm and toasty in the coldest weather. 

Some popular choices for home heating include: 

• Furnaces: Forced air furnaces are the most popular type of heating system. Furnaces can be powered by natural gas, heating oil, or electricity. 
• Boilers: Many homeowners choose a boiler for fast, even heat distribution, energy efficiency, and a lifespan of up to 30 years.
• Heat pumps: A heat pump offers both heating and air conditioning. Although heat pumps are best for places with milder winters, some homeowners choose to install a heat pump and a furnace to create a dual-fuel system for optimal comfort and energy efficiency. 
• Ductless mini-splits: Ductless mini-split systems offer both heating and cooling, like a smaller version of a heat pump. They are great for installing heating and air conditioning in one area of the house or to create a zoned system. 
• Gas fireplaces: A gas fireplace adds both warmth and ambiance to any room. Adding a gas fireplace creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. 

The wide variety of options can make choosing a heating system confusing and overwhelming. Factors to consider include the fuel type, energy-efficiency rating, and size of your home. A qualified HVAC contractor can help you find the ideal heating system for your home. 

A working heating system makes life comfortable in the winter. An unexpected breakdown can create a health risk in extreme temperatures. When something goes wrong with your heating system, don’t wait to call for repair service. 

Many heating repairs can be avoided with professional maintenance. For most types of systems, annual maintenance is recommended. Scheduling your maintenance service in the fall can ensure that your heater is ready for cold weather. This allows you to identify and address any problems to avoid a loss of heat in the middle of winter. 

Here are 10 signs that indicate you need to repair your home heating system:

• Inconsistent Heating: Some rooms are too warm while others remain cold, indicating uneven heat distribution.
• Rising Energy Bills: Unexplained increases in energy costs may point to an inefficient heating system.
• Strange Noises: Banging, clanking, or whistling sounds signal mechanical issues.
• Frequent Cycling: The system turns on and off more often than usual, struggling to maintain the set temperature.
• Unusual Smells: Persistent burning, musty, or gas-like odors suggest serious problems.
• Poor Air Quality: Excess dust, allergens, or dry air may result from a failing system or clogged filters.
• Difficulty Reaching Desired Temperature: The system struggles to heat your home adequately.
• Pilot Light Issues: A flickering or yellow pilot light in gas heaters could signal a ventilation or combustion problem.
• Visible Damage: Rust, cracks, or leaks around the system indicate repairs are needed.
• Old Age: Systems over 10–15 years old requiring frequent repairs may need servicing or replacement.

How Can I Improve My Heating System’s Efficiency?

Addressing these signs promptly ensures your heating system operates efficiently and keeps your home comfortable.

• Schedule Regular Maintenance: Have your heating system professionally serviced annually to ensure optimal performance.
• Replace or Clean Filters: Change air filters every 1–3 months to maintain airflow and efficiency.
• Seal Air Leaks: Use caulk and weatherstripping to seal leaks in ductwork, windows, and doors.
• Upgrade the Thermostat: Install a programmable or smart thermostat to optimize heating schedules.
• Improve Insulation: Add insulation to attics, walls, and floors to reduce heat loss.
• Use Zoning Systems: Divide your home into zones to heat only the areas you use.
• Upgrade to High-Efficiency Equipment: Replace outdated systems with ENERGY STAR-rated models.
• Set Energy-Efficient Temperatures: Keep the thermostat at 68°F when home and lower when away.
• Reverse Ceiling Fans: Set fans to rotate clockwise in winter to push warm air downward.
• Address Repairs Quickly: Fix small issues promptly to prevent reduced efficiency.
• Use Natural Heat: Open curtains during the day for sunlight and close them at night to retain warmth.
• Block Drafts: Use draft stoppers under doors and around windows to prevent heat loss.