Posted on:
23 September 2018
Does your air conditioning need a boost? Do you want to increase productivity and airflow so it doesn't cost so much money to cool down your home? Any AC system is bound to need some regular maintenance and repair if you are hoping to keep it running at maximum productivity. Even though there might not be anything technically broken or anything that needs to be replaced, a system that is not well maintained is going to cost more money to run.
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Summer Is Almost Over: Make Sure You Maintain Your HVAC System And Ductwork
Posted on:
21 August 2018
Summer is almost over which means it is time to get ready for fall. Part of getting ready is having things maintained, such as your HVAC system and ductwork. This will ensure your system and ductwork stay in good condition throughout the winter months, so you will not have a cold home. To help you get started, below is some information about how the HVAC contractor will check the HVAC unit and the ductwork.
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How To Seal Air Leaks In Your House
Posted on:
19 July 2018
An unregulated exchange of your indoor and outdoor air is bad for your HVAC efficiency. Having air leaks in your house means you will be losing heated and conditioned air to the outside environment, making your HVAC system work harder or run longer than usual as it tries to maintain the set temperature. Fortunately, the following measures will help you plug air leaks in your home:
Installing Back-Draft Dampers
Ideally, all the holes connecting your house's interior to the outside air would be sealed to prevent air leaks.
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3 Ways to Improve the Lifespan of Your Air Conditioner
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14 June 2018
Your air conditioner is one of the largest and most important appliance systems within your home, as it works to regulate the temperature within your house during the summer months (or year round, depending on where you live). Due to the near constant operation an air conditioner experiences, and the size and complexity of the system, your unit can experience issues and require expensive repairs. Fortunately, there are a few things that you can do to help protect your system and extend its lifespan, and also reduce your repair and maintenance bills as a result.
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