Keeping Your Air Conditioning Working All Summer Long

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Why Worry About Your Furnace Now?

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Summer may be drawing to a close, but it’s still hot enough in most areas of the country to make the idea of turning on a furnace almost laughable. Yet that’s exactly what you should be doing now because you need time in case your furnace needs repairs. You don’t have to run the furnace for a long time, but you should have a furnace repair company inspect it now so that you know you’ll have heat when cold weather arrives. Read More»

Think You Need A New Air Conditioner? Watch For These 5 Signs

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There are times when you wonder if your home needs a new air conditioner, especially now that it’s the middle of summer and sweltering outdoor temperatures are giving your current A/C unit a tough workout. Deciding on a new A/C system can be a hard call, which is why you should consider the following signs. 1. Your A/C No Longer Cools Properly After years of cooling like a champ, your A/C system suddenly finds cooling your entire home to be a challenge. Read More»

Not Sure Your Air Conditioner Is Working? How To Find Out

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The warm weather is here and on its way, depending on where in the country you live. If you are turning your air conditioning on for the first time but you are not sure it is working properly, that can be remedied. Here is how you can find out before you invite the AC technician over. Switching Your Thermostat to “Fan Only” Changes Nothing You may feel cool air blowing through the vents but not much of a reduction in temperature in your home. Read More»

Why Install Central Air Conditioning Over Other Methods To Cool Your Home

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If you are getting tired of having a hot home in the summer, the best solution is to install air conditioning. However, there are multiple methods that you can use to cool down your home. Here are some reasons to use central air conditioning as your cooling method of choice.  Unobtrusive Components One of the main benefits of using central air conditioning is that the components are very unobtrusive for the most part. Read More»

Keep Your Employees And Office Efficient With Good Air Conditioning

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If you have a big office with a number of employees, your profits can be impacted by how well you take care of the office space. When the environment is hot and stuffy, your employees are going to be unmotivated to work. Good air conditioning maintenance involves getting your system serviced before you need to use it daily to keep the office cool. In addition, you will need to know how to change out air filters and have your system checked periodically for efficiency. Read More»

Possible Reasons Your Ductless AC Isn't Cooling Your Home

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A ductless AC is an efficient and convenient way to cool your home. Since the system has no ducts, you won’t have to worry about duct problems interfering with how well the AC works. However, there are still a few things that can go wrong with a ductless system. Here are some reasons why your ductless air conditioner may not be cooling your home properly. Problems With Air Flow The filter in a ductless air conditioner can get dirty and clog up over time. Read More»

What's That Odor? 4 Reasons Your Air Conditioner Stinks

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The weather may be cold now, but spring will be here before you know it. When it does arrive, you’ll want your air conditioner to be ready for the increasing temperatures. That includes making sure it’s not giving off any odd odors. That last thing you want is to have odors from your air conditioner invading your home. Unfortunately, if you don’t have your ducts cleaned and your AC serviced, that’s exactly what you could be facing this winter. Read More»

Three Simple Ways an HVAC System Can Improve Indoor Air Quality

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You are probably aware of air pollution, but did you know that the air quality inside your home can be even worse than the air quality outside? According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency air pollution inside the home can be as much as five times higher than that of the air pollution outside. If your allergies are worse than usual or you begin experiencing unusual symptoms, such as frequent headaches, it may be due to poor air quality inside your home. Read More»

3 Ways To Cool Your House

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If you are in the process of building a new house, then you have a lot of options that you can choose from including how you want your cooling system to be laid out and what kind of system you want to invest in. Depending on your budget, the size of your house, and the location it is in, you can determine what kind of cooling system will be best for you. This article will take a closer look at three different options that you have. Read More»