identifying and repairing HVAC issues

Posted on: 10 March 2016
Your air conditioner's compressor is like the heart of your home's central cooling. It's job is to pump refrigerant through the system that cools the air, so when it stops working, the air will be warm. Here are 3 reasons why a compressor could be shutting down. System Overheating The unit found outside your home is the condenser, and it contains the condenser coils, the compressor, and a fan beneath the grated case.
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Posted on: 9 March 2016
At the beginning of the season, you might not be excited about purchasing your first delivery of home heating oil. However, it's actually cheaper if you go ahead and fill up your tank. These are the reasons why you can save a lot of money by buying your home heating oil in bulk. Buy When It's Cheap As you probably already know, the price of home heating oil goes up and down throughout the year.
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Posted on: 8 March 2016
Air conditioning works by extracting heat from the air in your house then forcing it outside. While every home in a hot climate should have an AC unit, you should install one with the full knowledge that it will be one of the biggest bills that you have to contend with as a homeowner. To ease the strain on your budget, you should consider installing a secondary cooling system such as a house fan.
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Posted on: 8 March 2016
A central-air system consists of an AC unit and a furnace located in a central location in your home. If this equipment pushed conditioned air directly into your home, it would only benefit the rooms right around the outlet from the HVAC equipment. This is why a central-air system uses ducts to push air from your heating and cooling equipment to all of the rooms in your house. This is a good way to heat a home, but it does require some maintenance.
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