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Keeping your home a comfortable temperature throughout the year can be challenging if your home heating and cooling system isn't designed perfectly. If you have areas of your home that don't stay the same temperature as the rest of the house, there is something not quite right. It could be that the heating and cooling system is not large enough for your home or due to failing windows or poor attic ventilation. I created this blog to assist homeowners with determining what is causing the heating and cooling issues that they are experiencing during both the summer and winter seasons.

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Navigating the Waters of AC Replacement: A Comprehensive Guide

6 May 2024

In many parts of the world, air conditioning is no …

Stay Warm When the Temperature Drops: The Essentials of Heater Repair

26 March 2024

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Troubleshooting Common Heater Repair: Keep Your HVAC System Running Smoothly

12 February 2024

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Recognizing Signs Your Boiler Needs Expert Repair

23 January 2024

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Is Your AC Unit Trying to Tell You Something? Signs That Your AC Unit Needs Repair

3 January 2024

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3 Air Conditioning Problems That Might Warrant Service From An HVAC Technician

28 December 2016
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If you are a homeowner with central air conditioning, you may eventually face the inevitable problem of a faulty AC unit at one time or another. If you are unfamiliar or inexperienced with the intricacies of central air conditioning systems, you would do best to contact a professional HVAC contractor for troubleshooting, inspection and repairs. Having a professional to perform the repairs will ensure your safety and provide you with expert service. Read More

How to Clean Your Air Conditioner’s Condenser to Improve its Efficiency

10 August 2016
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Your air conditioning unit depends on proper maintenance to keep it operating efficiently, but not all maintenance tasks need to be performed by a professional. You'll need a professional to check the refrigerant levels or for repairing faulty parts, but you can save money on the service charges by cleaning the unit yourself. If you have central air conditioning or a heat pump, the condenser of the unit is located outside the home and can get clogged with dirt and debris during the fall and winter. Read More

Tackle Indoor Allergies By Keeping Your A/C System In Top Shape

18 April 2016
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As your thoughts turn towards staying cool this spring, you may also be thinking of how to stay allergy-free this season. According to the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, allergies are one of the leading causes of chronic illness in the U.S., with over 50 million people suffering from allergies each year. Unfortunately, your air conditioning system could be harboring a wide variety of allergens such as dust, pet dander and mold spores. Read More

Propane Or Natural Gas: Which Is The Better Heating Fuel For Your Needs?

29 January 2016
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When it comes to heating fuels, natural gas and propane tend to be the most popular options. Both are more environmentally friendly and cleaner-burning than oil, and they're easy to come by, too. Which is the best choice for your home will depend on your preferences. Here's a look at the pros and cons of both fuel types. Pros of Propane Propane is stored in a tank on-site. As the tank empties, you will need to have it refilled. Read More

2 Common Problems That Can Occur With Your Furnace Flue And How To Remedy Them

19 November 2015
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Your furnace's exhaust and air intake flues are important to keep your furnace running efficiently and to vent dangerous gas from your home. As you get your furnace ready for winter, it is a good idea to inspect your furnace flue for some common problems. Here are two common problems that can occur with your furnace exhaust and air intake, and how you can get them corrected. Blocked Flue Vent A clogged or blocked furnace flue air intake or exhaust pipe can cause your furnace to have trouble starting or to not start at all. Read More

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