Know the Dos and Don'ts: How to Care for Your Air Conditioner

Posted on 19 October 2020

Now that summer is over, you might think you don't need to think about your air conditioner. But, that's not the case. You might be switching to the heating portion of your HVAC system, but it won't stay that way for long. As soon as the temperatures start to rise again, you'll be ready to turn your air conditioner back on. When you do, you'll want to have a maintenance and care plan already in motion. [Read More]

Tips When Estimating Costs of New AC Installation

Posted on 12 October 2020

Having a completely shot AC unit may be stressful, but at least there are plenty of replacement options today. An important thing you'll need to do when carrying out this new AC unit installation is to calculate its costs. You won't have trouble if you use these tips. Identify a New Unit Some AC units are a little more involved in terms of their setup and that could add on to the installation costs. [Read More]

Common AC System Repairs You May Have To Deal With When Your Air Conditioner Can't Keep You Cool

Posted on 15 September 2020

When your air conditioner isn't keeping your house cool, the AC repair technician has to consider several different things. Your AC system consists of the thermostat, ducts, condenser, and air handler. These contain electronic parts, wiring, refrigerant, coils, fans, capacitors, and a compressor. A minor malfunction can affect your AC just as much as a major problem, so the technician has to troubleshoot the system. Here are some common problems and repairs to consider. [Read More]

2 Common Water Heater Issues And How You Can Repair Them

Posted on 27 August 2020

Your water heater is a major appliance that is in charge of heating up your water for you. It allows you to turn on the hot water handle on your faucet and actually get hot water. If your water heater isn't working, or you are having issues, you're going to notice as soon as you turn on the hot water handle in your home. You know how long it takes for the water to turn hot, and you know where to set your faucet in order to get just the right temperature. [Read More]

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HVAC solutions for asthmatics

Caring for an asthmatic child is difficult. Everything in the home must be kept clean to prevent dust and contaminants from becoming airborne and causing symptoms. One important element of the home that is oftentimes overlooked is the HVAC system. What can you do to keep the air coming through your HVAC system clean for your child? Are there any options to forced air heating to keep your home warm without blowing all of those fine particles of contaminants into the air. I created this blog to help others find solutions to heating and cooling and dust problems in a home with asthmatics.

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