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Things to be aware of when considering R 22 replacement refrigerants
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Why do I have hot and cold rooms in my house? How can I balance my residential HVAC system?
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Should I Use a Swamp Cooler and an Air Conditioner to Cool My House
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Retrofitting a R-22 system with a higher efficiency R410A system
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Repair or Replace: What to Do When Your AC Unit Stops Working
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Frequently Asked Questions About Ductless AC Systems
/in Ductwork /by Dave HaysWhen you’re choosing an air conditioning system for your home, you want to be certain that you invest in the most dependable, efficient model possible. Central air conditioning systems can be an excellent choice for most homes, but if you live in an older house that lacks ductwork, installing one of these systems can be […]
Adapting to the Phase Out of R-22 HVAC Refrigerant
/in Refridgerant /by Dave HaysAs summer rolls around and temperatures begin to rise, homeowners start to focus on getting their air conditioning systems up and running. Among the common spring air conditioner maintenance tasks is topping off or replacing the refrigerant. The refrigerant used in HVAC systems manufactured before 2010 is a fluorocarbon known as R–22, or more commonly, Freon. […]
Guide to Carbon Monoxide: How to Protect Yourself
/in HVAC System /by Dave HaysLike most homeowners, you’re probably aware of the risks of carbon monoxide poisoning and may have taken measures to protect yourself, such as installing carbon monoxide detectors. Though we hear warnings about it often, you may still be unsure of what carbon monoxide is, why it’s dangerous and what else you can do to protect […]
How to Improve Air Quality in Your Home
/in Air Conditioning, Ductwork, Filter Maintenance /by Dave HaysWhile air pollution is often thought of as an outdoor issue, we spend most of our time indoors, so it’s important to pay attention to the air quality inside your home. The air inside your home may be polluted with formaldehyde, dust, radon, fire-retardants and other chemicals that may be used in cleaning products, as […]
What to Do With a Dirty Flame Sensor
/in Furnace Inspection /by Dave HaysIt can happen to just about anyone. Your furnace, which you count on to keep you warm in the coldest months of the year and on below-freezing nights, starts to rapidly cycle on and off. Perhaps, instead, it tries to kick on but doesn’t run for more than a few seconds before it suddenly clicks […]
HVAC Care for Pet Owners
/in HVAC System /by Dave HaysWe love our furry pets, but the hair and dander floating around can wreak havoc on your HVAC filter and can have a negative impact on the air quality in your home. While this may seem a small price to pay for the enjoyment of having dogs or cats, there are some special considerations for […]
5 Reasons for a Broken or Underperforming Furnace
/in Furnace Inspection /by Dave HaysLike everything, problems with your furnace always seem to creep up when you need it most, like in the middle of a frigid day. Since heat has a significant impact on the comfort in your home, it’s important to identify and correct problems with your furnace quickly. Check out these five reasons for a broken […]
Are HVAC Service and Maintenance Programs Worth the Cost?
/in HVAC System /by Dave HaysAn HVAC system is an expensive investment. You’re putting thousands of dollars into your ongoing comfort, and you want to be sure that the system you’ve purchased continues to function as it should for many years to come. Most systems come with a warranty that will cover you for a little while, but it’s also […]
Remodeling? Options for Heating and Cooling a New Addition
/in HVAC System /by Dave HaysAt some point in time, almost every homeowner wants to improve their living space. While sometimes this involves a facelift to your kitchen or bathroom, or finishing the basement, the most extensive renovation projects involve creating an entirely new addition to your house. When creating an add-on, you have to consider how to heat and […]
Should You Invest in an Outdoor or Indoor Walk-In Cooler
/in Commercial Refrigeration /by Dave HaysRestaurants and other businesses that require a lot of cooling space almost always turn to custom walk-in coolers to handle the issue. Many different varieties of these coolers are on the market, though, and a lot of decisions are to be made. The first is to determine which of the two major types of cooler […]