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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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Why Is My AC Not Working? 4 Possible Problems
12 May 2022

Most people do not think about their air condition …

What Maintenance Does Your Indoor AC Equipment Require?
25 March 2022

When the topic of air conditioning maintenance com …

How to Boost the Cooling Power of Your AC
25 March 2022

If your current air conditioning isn't keeping you …

4 Signs That Your Air Conditioning System Needs Duct Repair
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When an air conditioning unit starts to fail, most …

What Is Delta T And What Does It Tell You About Your AC?
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If you've ever taken a calculus or physics class, …

Why Is My AC Not Working? 4 Possible Problems

12 May 2022
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Most people do not think about their air conditioning system until a part of the system fails or the entire unit breaks down. Few homeowners are passionate about proper AC maintenance. However, this is one of the investments that cost a lot of money. You can avoid missing out on your investment by learning about common AC issues and how to handle them. Here are the four most common AC complications and ways to deal with them. Read More 

What Maintenance Does Your Indoor AC Equipment Require?

25 March 2022
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When the topic of air conditioning maintenance comes up, people often focus on the maintenance required for the outdoor condensing unit. On one hand, this makes sense. Since it is exposed to the elements, leaves, and dirt, the exterior unit does require a lot of cleaning and maintenance. However, the indoor evaporator coil part of your air conditioner requires some maintenance as well. So does the blower fan associated with your HVAC system. Read More 

How to Boost the Cooling Power of Your AC

25 March 2022
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If your current air conditioning isn't keeping you cool enough, you may be wondering how you can improve it. Depending on your budget and your preferences, there are a lot of different options. Take a look at these ideas.  Use fans.  Turning on the fan when you already have the AC running may seem like overkill, but it is very helpful. The AC will cool the air, but the fan will help to move the cooled air around your home. Read More 

4 Signs That Your Air Conditioning System Needs Duct Repair

4 March 2022
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When an air conditioning unit starts to fail, most people assume it's time to replace the unit. However, there are times when the AC needs minor repairs to restore its effectiveness. One problem that requires AC repairs is dirty or failing duct. Ducts are what blow out cool air from the AC to other parts of your house, and if they develop an issue, they might make most of the air get lost. Read More 

What Is Delta T And What Does It Tell You About Your AC?

8 February 2022
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If you've ever taken a calculus or physics class, you may have run across the Greek letter "delta" in the past. Science and engineering fields typically use delta to indicate a change in something, often some variable as part of a mathematical equation. In HVAC, delta has a somewhat more limited but similar meaning. Thankfully, you won't need any math prerequisites to understand how it works. However, you may hear your technician talking about your " Read More