Understanding And Troubleshooting Low Water Pressure Caused By Your Pressure Regulator

Posted on 4 April 2016

If you have water pressure in your home that seems to have reduced over time, then you should investigate the issue so pressure can be returned to normal. While water pressure issues are generally considered a nuisance, the problem can lead to the poor function of appliances as well as your shower. Some water pressure issues need to be examined by a professional. However, there may be an easy fix to the solution. [Read More]

Five Disadvantages Of Leaving Your Central Air Conditioning Outdoor Unit On A Ground-Level Pad

Posted on 28 January 2016

It is common to find outdoor units for central air conditioning systems resting on a ground-level platform. However, you should consider having your outdoor unit moved to an elevated, wall-mounted bracket. These brackets are not difficult to install, and a qualified heating and air professional can quickly move the unit from its present location. But, if you don't get the unit off the ground, you may incur problems resulting in expensive repairs. [Read More]

6 Tips To Make Your Air Conditioner Run More Efficiently

Posted on 16 November 2015

When the temperatures begin climbing outside, you and your family want a cool, comfortable home. At the same time, with energy bills always seeming to get higher, it's a good idea to look for ways to be more efficient. If your air conditioning system runs as efficiently as possible, not only will your electric bills go down, but you will help the environment as well by wasting less energy. Here are six ways to help your air conditioner run more efficiently: [Read More]

Three Tips For Saving Money On A New Air Conditioner

Posted on 22 September 2015

So your central air conditioner has started making a noise indicating it's decided to finally go gently into that good night. With all the technological advancements made in the air conditioning industry, replacing your a/c unit could save you a lot of money on your energy bills. However, it can cost an average of $5,204 to install a new central unit. Here are three ways you can get a replacement unit a little cheaper. [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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