If you are having problems with your air conditioner, you want to get it fixed as soon as possible. That means that you will have to call an HVAC contractor and ask them to send a service tech out to your house so that they can check it out and get your AC working again. You can troubleshoot some things and do some preparation so that the service tech will have the most information possible and fix your AC as quickly and efficiently as possible. Read More»
When it comes to purchasing a heating system, you need to consider a few different things in order to end up with a heating system that you enjoy using. You need to take into consideration the climate where you live, your home’s insulation level, what type of fuel you have access to, and what type of energy efficiency you want your heating system to have.
Thing #1: Climate
First, you need to consider the climate that you live in. Read More»
You might have worked with an HVAC service in the past, but you might be ready to contact a different HVAC service for help with whatever maintenance or repairs your HVAC unit might need. If this is the case, then there is certain information that you should provide them.
Your Address
First of all, of course, you will need to make sure that you provide your new HVAC service with your address. Read More»
When your furnace quits working, repairs may not be the best solution. Sometimes, you may not be able to have the problems with an older furnace repaired. Therefore, you may need to have to replace the furnace during the winter months. There are some things to consider about a winter furnace replacement project. The following information will help you with your project:
Choosing the new furnace equipment to be installed Read More»
Even though furnaces are expected to last anywhere from 16 to 20 years, eventually, something will happen with your heating system that necessitates a brand-new furnace installation. It can be hard to know when your system is beyond repair though, so here are a few signs that can help you determine if that time has come. If any of the signs below look familiar, contact an HVAC company to schedule a furnace repair appointment. Read More»
