When the temperatures begin to heat up, most people begin running their air conditioners. After all, they keep you cool and comfortable when the temperature outside begins to soar. Unfortunately, air conditioners are prone to several issues. The most common complaint is that the unit is freezing. If your air conditioner is freezing, one of these four reasons might to be blame: 1. Obstructed Air Flow One of the more common reasons air conditions freeze is due to obstructed airflow.
8 October 2015
Even though you primarily use your air conditioner system during the warmer months of the year, cold temperatures and snow on the ground doesn't mean you shouldn't be taking care of your AC unit. Taking care of your unit during the winter is equally important as summer time care. Make sure you know what to do. End Of Season Inspection The start of winter is a great time to schedule an end of season inspection.
7 October 2015
After the hot summer months are over, it's time for your air conditioner to take a break. However, your air conditioner has been working hard all season, so it's likely to be worn out and in need of some servicing. If you want to keep your air conditioner operating in optimal condition year after year, you should take care of the following maintenance tasks at the end of every summer:
5 October 2015
The heat exchanger on your furnace can cause dangerous conditions to occur if it is damaged. Your furnace may appear operational even if the heat exchanger is broken.Routine servicing by an HVAC professional can reduce the chances of you operating your furnace with a broken heat exchanger, but damages can occur between service appointments. This is why it is important to know the five main signs of a broken heat exchanger.
29 September 2015
Many people view the cost of home heating as an unavoidable winter budget item. If you depend upon home heating oil to fuel your furnace and keep you warm, you may have a little control over how much you spend annually to heat your home. The following tips can help you save money on your fuel oil costs. Tip #1: Foster Relationships Loyalty can pay off when it comes to purchasing heating oil.
25 September 2015