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KDC Filtration System

KDC Filtration System The KDC Filtration System was developed to be used in conjunction with a Water Softener or as an alternative stand alone Whole House Filtration System. The KDC uses a four-stage filtration process to remove and reduce a large number of contaminants and Heavy Metals. It is also a De-Scaler and Anti-Bacterial Filter assuring clean filtered water throughout your house.

Premier Water Softener System

Premier Water Softener System The Premier water filtration has all the benefits of the Pro eXstream system plus an exclusive dual resin technology that not only softens the water, but also reduces chlorine, nitrates and a variety of others substances to bring you clean, soft, great tasting water throughout the home. Size your Premier system using the same sizing charts as the Pro eXstream systems to ensure proper sizing to plumbing codes and application demands.

Pro eXstream Water Softener System

Pro eXstream Water Softener System The Pro eXstream water softener is our most popular system. All Pro eXstrean systems are certified under the NSF 44 certification. They also carry our famous Limited Lifetime Warranty. This system is designed for high flow water demands as required by all plumbing codes. No more flushing the toilet and getting scalded in the shower because of water softener restriction. This system is a true full-flow system with a 1.33" interior distribution system. and is available in several sizes. Consult the plumbing code charts for proper sizing for your application ensuring that your system meets the demand required by your home.
We not only work on your home’s plumbing, heating or air conditioning and electric systems but we can help with water softeners, drain cleaning, bathroom remodeling, indoor air quality and lawn sprinkler systems. We can repair, rebuild or upgrade any of these systems in your home. Our primary concern is that your home’s systems are the quietest, healthiest and most efficient they can be. We tell you what it will cost before we do the work and we aren’t satisfied until you are satisfied. It’s the way we’ve been doing business in Utah since 1935.
We offer great deals in air duct cleaning. Our air duct cleaning services help you maintain the indoor air quality of your home. You can breathe easier thanks to our professionally trained air duct cleaners. And of course, you can count on Neerings for Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Neerings Heating & Plumbing technicians use one of the most powerful and effective air duct cleaning systems on the market today.
Industry standards recommend that you have your air ducts inspected every 2 years for cleanliness, and have them cleaned, on average, every 5-7 years. Of course, this will vary with the conditions in your home.
Most homeowners have no idea what goes on inside their home's air ducts. But the fact is, they can become littered with years of accumulated dirt, debris and allergens like pollen, dust and pet dander.
Life has its unexpected surprises, especially unpleasant plumbing ones. No need to worry, Neerings Plumbing and Heating offers 24 hour emergency plumbing services so you can have peace of mind that the job will get done in a timely and efficient manner.
Did you know that replacing your Water Heaters Anode Rod can significantly lengthen the life of your appliance? The Anode Rod is designed to corrode and rust so that the body of your water tank will not. We have an Anode Rod replacement special going on right now. Call us or ask your Neerings technician for more details. 877-FIX THAT
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Oil Heater Systems:

Standard Blower:  A standard blower delivers a specified amount of airflow based on a tap setting.
Variable-Speed Blower:  This is a high efficiency blower that is designed to deliver a varying amount of airflow based on the desired outcome. These blowers increase the effectiveness of humidification, dehumidification, air filtration and balance of airflow.
Boiler Systems:
Indirect Fired Water Heaters:  This style water heater has a longer life expectancy, less standby losses and recovery rates up to 10 times normal coil and water heater rates.
Components include:  Pump Away Process, Isolation of Circulators, Pressure Reducing Valve, Circulators (not Zone Valves), Spiro Vent, Backflow Prevention Valve, Full Flow Valve.
Chimney Liners:
Higher Efficiency Furnaces and Your Chimney:  Most furnaces installed today have Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) in the 78% to 81% range. Since these furnaces use more of the heat produced by the furnace to warm your home, there is less heat in the exhaust gasses that are vented outside. When not vented properly, these lower temperature exhaust gasses could lead to moisture in your chimney.
Condensation and Chemistry Lead to Corrosion:  If you’ve ever enjoyed a glass of iced tea on a hot summer day, you’ve experienced condensation first hand. Warm moist air comes in contact with the cold surface of the glass and forms water droplets. Something similar could happen in your chimney. Warm moist air hits the cold chimney wall, and water droplets form on the inside of your chimney.  Condensation was not a problem with your older, less efficient furnace, because more of the heat produced escaped up the chimney, carrying moisture with it. But while today’s furnaces are more efficient, they are prone to condensation build-up and that can lead to rust and corrosion.
Why You Need a Chimney Liner: Installing a proper metal chimney liner requires a small cost up front when compared with the costs to repair a corrosion-damaged chimney in the future.
A listed metal chimney liner ensures that your home is up to local and national building codes – an important consideration if you ever decide to sell your home.
A metal liner will protect you and your home against the effects of condensation, including chimney damage, ruined drywall, corrosion in your furnace and backed-up exhaust gasses.
Neerings Plumbing & Heating strongly recommends stainless steel liners over aluminum liners. Stainless steel offers far greater strength.

Heat Pumps:

HSPF:  The Heating Seasonal Performance Factor is a measure of the heating efficiency of a heat pump. The higher the HSPF number, the more efficiently the heat pump heats your home.
SEER:  SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) is the measure of efficiency by which the cooling process of air conditioners and heat pumps is rated. The higher the SEER rating, the greater the efficiency – and therefore greater energy savings.
Refrigerant:  R-410a (also known as Puron) is an environmentally sound refrigerant designed to not harm the earth’s ozone layer. Federal law requires that all manufacturers phase out R-22 (better known as Freon) and other ozone-depleting refrigerants in the next few years. R-410a refrigerant is approved by the US Environmental Protection Agency as a replacement for R-22.
Standard Blower:  A standard blower delivers a specified amount of airflow based on a tap setting.
Variable-Speed Blower:  A high efficiency blower that is designed to deliver a varying amount of airflow based on the desired outcome. These blowers increase the effectiveness of humidification, dehumidification, air filtration and balance of airflow.
Humidification:  This is the process of adding moisture to the air by using a whole house humidifier. During the winter months, heated air can make your house too dry. Adding moisture protects your furnishings and reduces static electricity. Coupling a humidifier to a variable-speed blower gives you the ability to manage your humidity to the exact level you would like.
Dehumidification Mode:  The process of varying airflow and compressor operation can allow certain air conditioning applications to manage exact indoor humidity levels.
Electric Heat Staging:  The ability to bring the electric back-up heat in stages as opposed to coming on all at once.
Indoor Air Quality:  This refers to the cleanliness and healthiness of the air in your home. Many factors affect air quality: smoking, pets, location of the property, age of the home, tightness of the house, etc. Perhaps the biggest enemies of indoor air quality are allergens – microscopic particulate matter, bioaerosols, and volatile organic compounds that can produce allergic reactions, impede breathing or make you sick. Dust, pollen, germs, mold, and chemicals – all can be in the air. The wrong heating system can house, spread and recirculate these allergens.

Accessories:

Humidifiers: These products operate by adding moisture to the air by using the blower from the heating system. This adds necessary moisture to protect your furnishings and reduce static electricity. Coupling a humidifier to a variable-speed blower gives you the ability to manage your humidity to the exact level you would like.
Air Filtration: Adding a high efficiency air cleaner can dramatically impact your family’s health. Ask your Neerings consultant which model will benefit you most.
Hot Water Heaters: Updating your current hot water heater can benefit you by saving you money on your utility bills and improving the amount of hot water that you have available to you.
Zoning: Zoning your home’s heating and cooling system give you the control you need to be comfortable in any part of your home without the worry of changing temperatures in other rooms. While most people zone for the comfort, proper zoning allows you to heat or cool only the zones that need it.
UV Bulbs: Ultraviolet bulbs work by killing mold spores and live airborne bacteria by a shortwave light. This technology is used in most hospitals and laboratories to obtain the cleanest air possible.

A Note About Efficiencies and Equipment Size:

When you’re getting ready to replace an older heating or cooling system, it’s very important for you to get a Load Calculation done by your dealer or contractor. This Load Calculation is an estimate of how hard your system will have to work in order to optimally heat and/or cool your house. This calculation includes:
  • Inspecting your home from top to bottom including walls, floors and ceilings
  • Identifying windows, doorways and room sizes
  • Identifying drafts
  • Recording insulation
  • Meeting building codes and industry standards

From this Load Calculation, Neerings Plumbing & Heating can determine the proper size equipment for your needs. By running a Load Calculation, your Neerings technician will be able to accurately size the system to the load in your home.  In fact, the greater the difference between the efficiency of your old system and the new one, the more likely that our technician will recommend a smaller-sized unit. That’s because units that are too large will perform much less efficiently than a smaller one; they’ll cost you more to operate and are more likely to break down. Generally speaking, under sizing your heating and cooling equipment will provide the same or greater comfort as installing a larger unit and at a lower operating cost.
air conditioning Neerings Plumbing & Heating provides speedy, reliable air conditioning repair services that will help you take the edge off of the summer heat. Neerings conditioning technicians can diagnose and repair any type of air conditioning system, any make or any model.
We not only repair air conditioning systems, we also provide preventative maintenance that will prolong the life of your air conditioner, improve its performance and help it run more efficiently and economically. Our air conditioning professionals can also help you replace your existing air conditioning system with a new energy-efficient air conditioning system that will be provide superior cooling and comfort and save your money.
Our knowledge of air conditioning systems and equipment is unmatched. We service both contemporary and traditional styled homes. We service air conditioning systems in a wide range of sizes, so no matter how big or small your system or home is, Neerings can help you get and stay cool.