Talking About HVAC

Posted on: 30 September 2021

An ideal furnace installation project begins with planning. Unfortunately, few homeowners give much thought to their furnace until it's just about dead on its feet. They simply wait until the first cold day of winter to consider replacing their furnace. To avoid making that mistake, you should take the necessary time now to talk with a contractor about your options and familiarize yourself with some standard procedures. The following furnace replacement information will give you a head start with this process.
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Posted on: 10 September 2021

If your air conditioner trips a breaker, it might be a one-time event that goes away once you reset the breaker. However, if your AC has an electrical problem, the breaker might trip off repeatedly. If this occurs, shut down your air conditioner and call an AC contractor for help. Here are four things that might be wrong. 1. A Capacitor Is Bad Your air conditioner has a capacitor on the blower motor in the air handler, and there's another one for the fan motor and compressor in the condenser.
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Posted on: 18 August 2021

A home energy audit is an evaluation homeowners conduct to determine their residences' energy performance. The assessment outlines the specific details of how much energy you consume to give you insights on how to improve your household's energy performance. In simpler terms, a home energy efficiency audit is your opportunity to discover where you are wasting energy. From here, you can make the necessary changes to reduce your energy consumption without compromising your comfort or sacrificing appliance convenience.
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Posted on: 23 July 2021

Furnace problems have the ability to cause your home to become frigid during the winter months. The full range of potential problems that a furnace can experience may be hard for a homeowner to fully comprehend, which can then lead to them failing to be prepared when these issues develop. Pilot Light Performance Issues A gas or oil furnace will need a pilot light in order to activate the burner. Issues with the pilot light can be a common occurrence with an aging furnace system.
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