identifying and repairing HVAC issues

Posted on: 6 December 2017
Although duct cleaning can improve the air qualify in your home, it isn't necessary to have it done on a routine basis. However, here are two times when you will want to have a professional clean your ducts to minimize the risk of airborne contaminants finding their way into your home and making you or your loved ones sick. After a Renovation While remodeling your home is a great way to personalize it and increase the market value of the property, there are some disadvantages to undergoing the process; one of which the renovation can generate a significant amount of contaminants that may find their way into your duct system and cause problems long after the remodeling has been completed.
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Posted on: 24 October 2017
Regular furnace maintenance is key to a healthy heating and AC system. As a homeowner, you can do quite a few simple things, in regards to your furnace, that can help to maintain the efficiency of your HVAC system. Many of these things need to be done within the actual furnace cabinet. This article looks at the furnace and why it is so important. It also explains the best way to safely access your furnace so you can start to check and maintain certain components within it.
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Posted on: 20 September 2017
During the summer, high outdoor temperatures can place a huge strain on your home's central air conditioning system. An air conditioner that is working overtime is at high risk for experiencing mechanical problems and will also make you suffer from high energy bills. Fortunately, there are a few different ways that you can reduce your air conditioner's energy usage to save you money on your monthly energy bills. Use Fans For Ventilation
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Posted on: 23 January 2017
If you're trying to care for an aging parent while having to run your own life at the same, you know how hard it can be to find solutions that work for everyone. One housing answer that more and more families are taking advantage of is combining households by bringing parents into the younger family's home. A so-called "mother-in-law suite" can be the perfect way to do this while still maintaining privacy for everyone.
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