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 I knew the house was outdated.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
3 Things To Check When Changing Your Furnace's Filter
28 February 2017
If you have a central furnace unit that heats your home, you probably want to keep it in optimal condition through proper furnace maintenance so it can effectively and efficiently keep your home warm. A major part of this is changing the filter to keep the air flow unobstructed and improve your home's air quality. To do this, check the three following items while replacing your old filter. Make Sure The Thermostat Is Off
Facing Furnace Failure? Check Out These Common Reasons Why
17 January 2017
Just when you need your heat the most, you turn on the switch and your furnace refuses to do what it normally does. Unfortunately, pretty much every home with a furnace heat system will face this problem eventually as the unit gets older and nears the end of its lifespan. However, the reason why a furnace will fail is completely a repairable situation, so it is a good idea to get to know these reasons so you can be prepared.
4 Things To Do For Your Plumbing System Before Going Out Of Town
4 January 2017
Plumbing problems are something that can occur at any time, including when you are not around. Plumbing problems can be disastrous when you are away on vacation because you won't be there to hire an emergency plumber and do what you can to prevent water damage in your home. That's what you should do the following four things before going away on vacation: Inspect the Water Heater: Before leaving to go out of town, you will want to inspect your water heater.
What Are AC Evaporator Coils, What Do They Do, And How Can They Break?
9 December 2016
Your central air conditioner has an interior half located in the air handler that is either a standalone unit or housed within your furnace. The air handler contains a set of evaporator coils that play a vital role in the cooling process and actually provide the source of the cold air. Problems with the evaporator coils can leave you with inefficient cooling or warm air coming out of your vents.
Commonly Asked Questions About Plumbing Issues
13 October 2016
Understanding the various parts of your new home is important in order to get the most from the major investment that this property represents. Unfortunately, it is common for first-time homeowners to lack much of the experience that is needed to protect their homes against some of the more common threats that can arise. By learning more about your home's plumbing system, you will likely be better able to make wise and informed choices when it concerns handling routine plumbing problems.