The HVAC system in your home consists of a number of elements. When one of those elements doesn't work properly, the entire system can begin to have issues. So, how do you diagnose when a problem is occurring? Is there anything you can do yourself to prevent a total break down? My blog contains tips that can help you identify and repair some of the common issues that homeowners will experience with their HVAC systems. What I have included should help the average DIYer keep the heat on during the cold winter nights and the air on when the summer temperatures are scorching.
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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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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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18 February 2016
An air conditioning system can be an invaluable tool during the hottest times of the year. Yet, it is fairly common for individuals to be unaware of how to address some of the more common issues that these systems might be unlucky enough to experience. After you learn about the following couple of questions and their answers, you will likely be in a far better position when it comes time to have these problems addressed.
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4 February 2016
A garbage disposal is used often in the kitchen, whether it is for a large or small task. Keeping it running good is essential to make the job easier and keep the kitchen a healthy environment. If it starts leaking, bacteria and germs can have the potential to harm the entire family. You may also attract unwanted pests such as cockroaches or ants. The first step is locating the source of the leak by using some of the following tips.
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