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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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Ailing Appliances: Do You Really Need A New Furnace?

2 December 2017
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Some things are hard to replace, including beloved appliances like your gas furnace. But if your furnace struggles to fire up or heat your home, it's probably time to let it go and install a new heating appliance. Your ailing furnace can quit on the coldest days of the year. Here are possible reasons to replace your old gas furnace and why: Is It Time to Replace Your Furnace? Although furnaces can last anywhere from 15 to 20 years, some appliances can give out or fail much sooner than that. Read More 

Still Using Your AC In The Fall? Don’t Let Leaves Clog Up Your Condenser Unit

18 October 2017
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Depending on where your family lives in the United States, it can still be warm enough during the fall to use your cooling system. Although the season is warm, it can still produce windy conditions. Wind can blow leaves inside your outdoor condenser unit and clog it up. A clogged condenser unit can overheat and potentially fail. Here's how simple leaves can cause problems with your condenser unit and how you can prevent these issues. Read More 

Important Cooling Considerations For Your Nightclub Build

5 April 2017
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One of the most important parts of a nightclub build is the cooling design. You don't want the club to get overheated, which is a big concern when you have crowds and a lot of people dancing in close proximity to each other. All of that body heat can accumulate and lead to a rise in temperature. Not only will this make the place uncomfortable, it will create a dangerous situation where people can overheat and get sick. Read More 

4 Ways to Keep Your Home Warm While Waiting for Your Heating System to Be Repaired

6 February 2017
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In the middle of winter, having a broken home heating system can be much more than inconvenient—it can be dangerous for you and your family. Home heating repair technicians are usually able to provide fast repairs and also advise you and what you can do to stay warm if a replacement part is needed. Taking the following four steps will provide your home with much needed warmth, helping your family to stay safer and protecting your plumbing system from damage. Read More