identifying and repairing HVAC issues

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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Posted on: 7 March 2016
If you are a homeowner who has been having trouble getting the furnace in the home to heat up quickly and efficiently, you do have to get the system looked at. But try these three things first to see if the problem isn't due to something more mundane. Simple issues can make the heater system seem like something is very wrong, but these issues can also be fixed relatively quickly.
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Posted on: 7 March 2016
If your air conditioner might be reaching the end of its life, you still might like to get at least a few more summers out of it. There are some general things that you can do to extend the life of your AC unit. Here are four ways you can get the most use out of an older air conditioner. 1. Keep the Outside Unit Out of the Sun If your AC unit is already working hard in the summer, there is no reason to make your unit double its efforts by keeping this in the sun.
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