When I married my husband ten years ago, I reluctantly agreed to move into the older brick home he already owned. I knew the house was outdated. Unfortunately, I didn’t have any experience renovating an older place. Immediately, I noticed the old central air conditioning unit in the home. After thoroughly inspecting the equipment, I was afraid the ancient unit wouldn’t make it through my first summer in my new place. Thankfully, I was wrong. After ten years, this same air conditioning system is still running smoothly. However, it has received some diligent care from a reputable HVAC contractor over the years. On this blog, you will discover the ways an HVAC contractor can restore an older air conditioning unit.
Patching an Old HVAC System
Troubleshooting Your Ventilation
2 September 2015
If you are a homeowner, then you know that few things are more frustrating than problems with your ventilation. Blockages in your vents can lead to terrible smells and prevent your heater and AC from working, Therefore, it is important that you understand how to deal with basic ventilation problems. Diagnosing the Extent of the Problem The first thing you need to do if you suspect a problem with your ventilation is to determine the scope of the problem.
HVAC Cleaning And Maintenance
1 September 2015
Your heating, air conditioning and ventilation system is one of the most easily overlooked parts of your home, mostly because it's kept out of sight through the concerted effort of builders. Just like the rest of your house, though, keeping this system clean is an important part of regular household upkeep. You wouldn't keep food in a dirty refrigerator, so don't keep cycling your air through dirty HVAC system. Heating
Pay Less To Cool Your House: Improving AC Efficiency
31 August 2015
If you live in a hot climate, AC is more than a luxury, it is a lifesaver. Just because you have to keep your home cool does not mean that you need to spend a disproportionate amount of your budget to do so. If you follow a few simple steps, you can decrease your AC costs, and free up some money to buy or do what you love. Add Low-E Film to Your Windows