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Keeping Your HVAC System Free and Clear

After our heater stopped working altogether last winter, we realized that it might be time to consult with a professional. We called a family friend who is also an HVAC contractor and he came out right away to see what he could do. After taking a look at things, he told us that our vents were almost completely blocked with dust and dirt. He recommended a vent cleaning company to come out and help, and they removed loads of debris the next day with specialized suction tools. After that, our HVAC system ran almost perfectly. This blog is all about the importance of keeping your HVAC system free, clear, and functional.

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Knowing When Is The Right Time To Service Your Air Conditioning System
29 December 2020

Throughout the year, there are several different t …

Why Do You Need To Have A Heating Inspection?
27 October 2020

As a homeowner, you have a lot on your plate when …

How Does Yearly Maintenance Prevent AC Repairs?
27 October 2020

In addition to the thousand other things you have …

Should I Repair Or Replace My Furnace?
23 September 2020

If you live somewhere where it's cold all the time …

Troubleshooting Condensate System Issues
20 August 2020

A standard central air conditioning unit has two m …

Knowing When Is The Right Time To Service Your Air Conditioning System

29 December 2020
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Throughout the year, there are several different times that an AC service should inspect your air condition system and repairs or adjustments made to the system. Waiting until the system is not working correctly is not a good idea. Instead, you can anticipate repairs by having your unit regularly serviced. Spring Inspection  An AC service should inspect the air conditioning system in your home at the beginning of the season, so plan for a service call in the spring before the AC service company gets too busy. Read More 

Why Do You Need To Have A Heating Inspection?

27 October 2020
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As a homeowner, you have a lot on your plate when it comes to maintaining your home. From replacing fixtures to unclogging toilets and mowing your lawn, it seems like your to-do list never goes down. For that reason, it can be hard to think about having a heating inspection completed before the winter hits, but if you're one of those people that will turn on your system only to find that it's failed completely, you'll wish this is something you would've had done. Read More 

How Does Yearly Maintenance Prevent AC Repairs?

27 October 2020
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In addition to the thousand other things you have on your to-do list as a homeowner, yearly AC maintenance should be near the top of the list. It's quick, easy, and it can save you a ton of money in future AC repairs. But how exactly? Find out below. By Spotting Potential Problems Air conditioners are surprisingly complex. Whether you're talking about the ductwork that is running throughout your house, or the different components inside your air conditioning unit itself, just about anything can go wrong with your system and require a major repair. Read More 

Should I Repair Or Replace My Furnace?

23 September 2020
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If you live somewhere where it's cold all the time, you most likely rely on your home's heating installation to make your everyday life comfortable. And even though they last a really long time - most modern furnaces have a lifespan of at least 20 years - eventually, you'll need to hire out an HVAC tech to perform much needed heating repairs. If the unit is on the verge of going out though, you'll probably also be presented with the option of replacing it entirely. Read More 

Troubleshooting Condensate System Issues

20 August 2020
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A standard central air conditioning unit has two main components — the exterior unit and the interior air handler. The air handler is equipped with a condensate pan, which is designed to catch the condensation that drains from the unit so that water damage doesn't affect your home. Sometimes, though , problems can lead to issues with this system. Overflowing Drain Pan Condensation that drips into the drain pan should be funneled to the drain and out of your home. Read More