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Accutemp Engineering Accutemp Engineering, Inc specializes in commercial and residential HVAC systems, sheet metal, pipef About Accutemp Engineering Inc. Accutemp Engineering, Inc.

has provided commercial and residential HVAC service in the Boston Metro area since 1978. In addition to temperature solutions, we specialize in custom sheet metal fabrication and pipe fitting. We value customer feedback, and view your satisfaction as our biggest asset. Call us anytime! Our technicians are available to assist you with 24-hour emergency service.

10/16/2026

Before winter really sets in, give your heat pump a quick check.

Start with the outdoor unit. Make sure leaves, branches, grass, snow, and other debris aren’t blocking airflow around the unit. Your heat pump needs adequate airflow to operate properly, especially when it’s working hard during cold weather.

It’s also a good time to check your indoor filters and clean or replace them as recommended for your system. A dirty or clogged filter can restrict airflow and reduce system performance.

If you have a ductless heat pump with a wall-mounted indoor unit, did you know that many of these systems have washable filters? Before washing them, check your manufacturer's instructions or ask your HVAC professional to make sure they're designed to be cleaned that way.

And remember, some frost or ice on an outdoor heat pump coil can be normal during heating operation. The system should periodically enter a defrost cycle to clear it. However, persistent or excessive ice buildup, unusual noises, weak airflow, or difficulty keeping your home comfortable are good reasons to have the system checked.

A few minutes of preparation now can help you avoid an uncomfortable surprise later.

Is your heat pump ready for winter yet?

Things coming back to haunt you this October…-The heating maintenance you kept putting off.-The duct tape “repair” that ...
10/15/2026

Things coming back to haunt you this October…

-The heating maintenance you kept putting off.
-The duct tape “repair” that was supposed to be temporary.
-The 20-year-old furnace you keep telling yourself you’ll replace next year.

Sound familiar? These little HVAC nightmares can turn into bigger headaches when Massachusetts temperatures drop.

Here’s how to keep them from haunting you this winter:

-Schedule a heating tune-up before the cold sets in.
-Have questionable DIY repairs checked by an HVAC professional.
-If your furnace is getting older, have it evaluated so you can plan ahead instead of making a rushed decision during a breakdown.

Don't let a heating emergency be the scariest part of your Fall. Get ahead of the cold with Accutemp Engineering!

📞 Call 617-926-1221 and mention this post for $40 off your heating repair.

Which HVAC nightmare sounds most like your house: the overdue tune-up, the DIY fix, or the aging furnace?

Is your furnace ready for the cooler months? 🍂From filter replacement and thermostat checks to system cleaning and safet...
10/15/2026

Is your furnace ready for the cooler months? 🍂

From filter replacement and thermostat checks to system cleaning and safety inspections, Accutemp Engineering can help keep your home comfortable all season long.

Schedule your heating service today!
www.accutemp-eng.com

Is your furnace ready for the cooler months? 🍂From filter replacement and thermostat checks to system cleaning and safet...
10/15/2026

Is your furnace ready for the cooler months? 🍂

From filter replacement and thermostat checks to system cleaning and safety inspections, Accutemp Engineering can help keep your home comfortable all season long.

Schedule your heating service today! www.accutemp-eng.com

10/14/2026

Your heat pump usually doesn’t go from “working perfectly” to “completely broken” without giving you some clues first.

An unusual smell, strange noise, weak airflow, or air that suddenly doesn’t heat the way it normally does can all signal that something needs attention.

One important distinction: a brief dusty smell when your system starts up for the first time in a while can be normal. But a persistent burning, electrical, musty, or otherwise unusual odor shouldn’t be ignored.

Catching problems early can mean a smaller repair instead of discovering the issue on the coldest night of the year.
If your heat pump is acting differently than usual, it’s worth having it checked out.

What’s the strangest thing you’ve ever noticed your heating system doing?

Looking for an efficient way to heat and cool your home?Heat pumps can provide year-round comfort while helping improve ...
10/13/2026

Looking for an efficient way to heat and cool your home?

Heat pumps can provide year-round comfort while helping improve energy efficiency. If you’re considering a heat pump for your home, Accutemp Engineering can help you find the right solution.

Learn more: https://www.accutemp-eng.com/heat-pumps/

10/12/2026

Before you turn up the heat this winter, check your thermostat settings.

For many homes, setting the thermostat around 68–70°F while you're home and awake is a reasonable starting point for balancing comfort and energy use. Lowering the temperature while you're sleeping or away can also reduce heating demand.

A programmable or smart thermostat can help automate those temperature changes based on your schedule.

If your home still feels cold even when the thermostat is set to a comfortable temperature, don't automatically assume you just need to turn up the heat. Uneven temperatures, poor airflow, drafts, inadequate insulation, or an HVAC system that isn't operating properly can all affect comfort.

If you're having trouble keeping your home comfortable this winter, it may be worth having an HVAC professional evaluate your heating system and home airflow.

What temperature do you usually keep your thermostat at during the winter?

Is your furnace ready for winter?If you’ve noticed unusual noises, cold spots, frequent cycling, rising energy bills, or...
10/09/2026

Is your furnace ready for winter?

If you’ve noticed unusual noises, cold spots, frequent cycling, rising energy bills, or strange odors coming from your heating system, it may be time for a professional inspection.

Catching furnace problems early can help prevent bigger repairs and unexpected heating issues when temperatures drop.

Read our blog for 7 signs your furnace may need professional repair before winter hits:

https://www.accutemp-eng.com/top-7-signs-your-furnace-needs-professional-repair-before-winter-hits/

10/08/2026

Before the first really cold night, take a few minutes to make sure your heating system is ready for the season.

Start with the things you can safely check yourself:

• Make sure your thermostat is working properly
• Replace a dirty air filter
• Keep supply and return vents clear
• Listen for unusual noises when your system runs
• Pay attention to unusual smells or uneven heating

For components you cannot safely inspect yourself, like the burner and heat exchanger, professional maintenance is important. Seasonal maintenance can help identify potential problems before they turn into a no-heat call in the middle of a Massachusetts cold snap.

Getting ahead of heating season is a lot easier than dealing with a heating problem when you need your system most.

Save this as your fall heating checklist and share it with a homeowner who needs to get ready for winter.

Before the temperatures drop, make sure your heating system is ready to keep your home comfortable.If your furnace is st...
10/05/2026

Before the temperatures drop, make sure your heating system is ready to keep your home comfortable.
If your furnace is struggling to keep up, making unusual noises, or you can’t remember the last time the filter was changed, now is a good time to take care of it.
Accutemp Engineering can help with furnace replacements, heating system service, and filter changes so you’re ready for the colder weather.
Don’t wait until the first cold night to find out your furnace needs attention. Schedule Today!

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Stoneham, MA
02180

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