2020

Is your HVAC system struggling to turn on and off? Learn to recognize HVAC problems early so you can avoid permanent damage.

2020

Want To Avoid Dealing With Costly Plumbing Issues? Drain Maintenance Is Key

19 May 2020
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If you are like a lot of other homeowners, you might not pay too much attention to your drains. It is not that you want them to end up clogged, but you simply do not give the drains much thought when bathing or using the sink. Unfortunately, a lack of care could lead to some major plumbing problems for you at some point. If you take care of drain maintenance at home and hire HVAC contractors to provide professional drain maintenance services at times, you can protect your plumbing fixtures and avoid the frustration of having those annoying clogged drains.
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Replacing A Bad Ignitor Is A Common Heating Repair Your Furnace May Need

8 May 2020
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If you suddenly realize your house is chilly and your furnace isn't running or it's blowing cool air, the furnace ignitor could be to blame. This is a common furnace problem and it also has a fairly easy fix. Here's a look at how a furnace ignitor works and what to do when the part goes bad. How A Furnace Ignitor Works An ignitor is a small part in your furnace that triggers the flames that heat the air to distribute through your house.
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The Importance Of An HVAC Tune-Up This Spring

2 April 2020
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As spring really gets going, a lot of homeowners are incredibly happy that they are able to turn their heaters off for several months. However, this does not mean that HVAC maintenance should be placed at the back of the mind. As spring cleaning is part of your to-do list, HVAC maintenance should be as well. After all, summer is just around the corner, and the last thing that you need is a broken-down unit when you need it most.
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How To Get Your Air Conditioner Through A Hurricane

28 February 2020
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Hurricanes can bring devastating damage, and that includes to your air conditioner. The outdoor unit is more exposed to the elements than almost any other part of your home. Here's what you can do to make sure your air conditioner survives. Before the Storm You generally don't need to cover your air conditioner before a hurricane. Remember that it gets rained on all the time. In fact, it can be better for humidity control and your overall comfort if you leave it running.
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4 Signs You Should Replace An Air Conditioning System That Still Works

20 January 2020
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When you think about replacing a home air conditioning system, you might think about replacing a unit that no longer works like it is supposed to. Naturally, it makes sense to replace an air conditioning unit that is damaged beyond repair or that needs very expensive repairs. However, it also sometimes makes sense to replace an air conditioning system that still works, such as in the cases below. 1. Your Unit Is Too Big or Small for Your Home
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Keeping My HVAC System On Point

About a year ago, I could tell that our HVAC system was really starting to struggle. No matter what we did, the system seemed to have a hard time turning on and off. When our air was running, it smelled terrible. In the winter, it seemed like our home was never warm enough. To ward off sudden failures, we hired a professional to come out and inspect our system. After a thorough analysis, we discovered that there were some serious fan problems. This blog is all about recognizing HVAC system problems early and keeping your system on point, so that you can avoid permanent damage.

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