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Nothing is more frustrating than staring at an outrageous power bill. Unfortunately, if you are like most people, you might be left wondering how to pay a utility bill at some point in time. However, if you can learn how to take care of your air conditioner, your system might be more efficient than ever. I have been an HVAC enthusiast for the past twenty years, and I know what it takes to keep your system clean and functional. Use the articles on this blog to tidy up your system, prevent problems, keep your home comfortable, and save a bunch of money.

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When And Why To Replace Your Central Air Conditioning System
4 May 2020

Central air conditioning systems do not last forev …

If You Need To Have Your AC Installed In The Rain, Follow These Tips
30 March 2020

Spring is the season for air conditioning installa …

3 Ways To Improve Your Indoor Air Quality
25 February 2020

When you think of your HVAC system, you may only t …

Heating Maintenance: How Regular Inspections Benefit Your Heating System
23 January 2020

When you are in the thick of the winter season, yo …

Why Heating Systems Should Be Installed By Professionals
30 December 2019

More people are learning how to be more self-suffi …

When And Why To Replace Your Central Air Conditioning System

4 May 2020
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Central air conditioning systems do not last forever. On average, they last around 12 to 15 years. Some last longer than this, while others may not even last this long. If your system is nearing this timeframe, should you replace it? If you are trying to decide what to do with your system, here are several things you should know about when and why to replace your central AC system. Read More 

If You Need To Have Your AC Installed In The Rain, Follow These Tips

30 March 2020
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Spring is the season for air conditioning installation. Unfortunately, spring is also the season for rain! If there is a bad storm due to roll through on the day your HVAC contractor planned on installing your air conditioner, they may call you to reschedule. However, in order to keep things on-schedule and moving along, they will probably still come do the installation if only mild to moderate rain is expected. If that's the case, there are a few preparatory steps you will want to take if it's going to rain while your new AC is being installed. Read More 

3 Ways To Improve Your Indoor Air Quality

25 February 2020
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When you think of your HVAC system, you may only think about its ability to heat and cool your home, but it also has another important function -- your indoor air quality is partly influenced by your HVAC system. There are different strategies that can improve your air quality. Use Better Filters No matter the type of filter you use, you need to remember to change it at least monthly. Upgrading to a better quality filter will improve the air quality in your home because these filters are often able to capture smaller particles in the air. Read More 

Heating Maintenance: How Regular Inspections Benefit Your Heating System

23 January 2020
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When you are in the thick of the winter season, you do not want to have to worry about your heating system going out. One issue that can cause many problems is the lack of regular maintenance. You should not wait until there is a problem to call your HVAC contractor. Ideally, you should have your heating system inspected a few times a year just to make sure everything is in good shape. Read More 

Why Heating Systems Should Be Installed By Professionals

30 December 2019
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More people are learning how to be more self-sufficient with the help of the online instructional how-to videos. These videos walk the viewer through things in a step-by-step manner that makes things look so easy. One of the things you may be thinking of doing on your own (with the help of some online instruction) is installing your own heater. However, if you are contemplating this, you should stop. Before you get started, consider some of the ramifications that can come with installing your heater yourself. Read More