Keeping Your HVAC System Free and ClearKeeping Your HVAC System Free and Clear

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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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5 Reasons Upgrading Your Business’ Air Conditioners Should Be A Priority

19 December 2022
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Are your customers visibly uncomfortable after spending a few minutes in your store? The air conditioning could be to blame. Your old air conditioner may be failing to provide the expected levels of comfort. Older air conditioners also tend to use more energy and ultimately cost more in the long run. Upgrading your business's air conditioners is an important step toward maintaining an efficient and comfortable environment for both customers and employees. Read More 

3 Reasons Sizing Your New AC May Not Be Straightforward

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Sizing an air conditioning system may seem relatively straightforward if you're not a trained HVAC technician. Since central air conditioning systems have large capacities, manufacturers rate them using tonnage. In the context of air conditioning, a ton is equivalent to 12,000 BTUs of cooling power. The most straightforward way to determine the tonnage you need is with the square footage of your house. However, square footage seldom tells the whole story. Read More 

4 Reasons You Should Not Delay Furnace Repair In Your Home

10 November 2022
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A furnace is a key appliance in many homes, providing heat during colder months. While furnaces are built to last, they will eventually need repair or replacement. Delaying these repairs can cause a number of problems in your home. Here are four reasons you should not delay furnace repairs. 1. You could be wasting money If your furnace is not working efficiently, it will have to work harder to heat your home. Read More 

4 Signs Your Ductless AC Unit Needs A Repair

24 October 2022
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A ductless AC uses multiple distributing units to cool your home. As such, when you mount an internal AC unit in every room, each person can enjoy their desired temperature level. Despite this great advantage, your mini-split system will accumulate wear and tear over time. When this happens, you may have a diminished cooling output that disrupts indoor comfort.  More so, should you neglect this system malfunction, it can escalate and cause a breakdown. Read More 

About Furnace Issues

3 October 2022
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Catching furnace repairs right away can be much better than figuring out something's going on later. Here is a guide that helps you learn more about common furnace problems and other issues related to your furnace:  There is no heating The most obvious sign that something has gone wrong with the heating is a complete lack of warmth coming from the system. If it seems not to work at all, you can check the fuse to make sure it hasn't blown. Read More