When you have central air conditioning in your home, it can be easy to forget the unit that is sitting outside. Just like any other part of your house, your A/C unit needs maintenance to keep it running properly and efficiently. Make sure you do not overlook the following maintenance tasks when you have a central air conditioning unit.
1. Checking and Cleaning the Condenser Coils a Few Times a Season Read More»
Did you hear something odd the last time you turned your heater on? Does your heater seem to always emit a strange or even frightening sound that you can’t quite stand? If you smell smoke or sense fire coming from your heater, then you should turn the unit off immediately and call for emergency heating repair. Otherwise, here is a guide to help you understand just why your heater may be giving off a loud or strange noise that you can’t quite place. Read More»
An air conditioning unit is the workhorse that makes a home comfortable during hot summer days. Unfortunately, air conditioners can receive very little attention until they begin to malfunction. All homeowners need to know the warning signs of an impending AC failure.
You can probably guess that strange sounds or a lack of cool air are good indicators that there is a problem, but there are some surprising warning signs that you should be aware of so that you can schedule repairs for your air conditioner before it’s too late. Read More»
Cooling a multi-story house is always complicated because the upper level ends up being hotter than the lower level. This is understandable if you consider that hot air is less dense than cold air. Fortunately, you can use the following tips to enjoy comfortable temperatures on both floors of your two-story house.
Use a Zoned AC
If you want to install or upgrade an AC, then the new system should be a zoned one. Read More»
If you use a heat pump to warm and cool your home, you need to be able to adequately troubleshoot the unit. Sometimes heat pumps struggle to maintain a set temperature, and understanding why can help you address the problem quickly and effectively. Here are some of the reasons why your heat pump may be struggling to keep up against this summer’s heat.
Too Much Warm Air Coming In
If your home has air leaks around the windows, doors, and attic, you may simply have too much warm air coming in from outside for your heat pump to keep things cool. Read More»
