Talking About HVAC

Posted on: 19 May 2015

Whether your air conditioning unit is an indoor or outdoor model, the condenser fan on it is in constant danger of pest infiltration. Luckily, with the right tools and a little bit of effort on your part, you can drastically reduce the risk of your condenser fan breaking down because of pests. To help with pest proofing your air conditioner's condenser fan, consider these three tips. Spray A Small Amount Of Bug Spray In Front Of The Fan's Exterior Panel
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Posted on: 15 May 2015

Is your home unaccountably chilly even though your furnace should be working just fine? Most of the issues you'll experience with your furnace are fairly straightforward. Modern furnaces last decades and usually only require fairly sporadic maintenance and servicing. Before you call int he professionals, you might want to check to make sure that these very common issues aren't causing your problem. Make Sure Your Thermostat is Working Sometimes the furnace isn't functioning because it doesn't know that it should be.
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Posted on: 14 May 2015

Debris and dust build up in your ducts can reduce the efficiency and effectiveness of your furnace and air conditioner, driving up your energy bills over the course of a season. Dust build up is a natural part of the operation of your central heating and cooling units. However, there are a number of simple steps that you can take to help reduce the amount of dust that collects in your ducts and maintain the effectiveness of your heating and cooling units.
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Posted on: 12 May 2015

An air conditioner is just one way to cool a home. If you use just a plain air conditioner, then you have to use a separate furnace to heat your home. On the other hand, if you decide to use a heat pump in your home, you can both heat and cool your home with one system. You could say that a heat pump is like a beefed up version of an air conditioner.
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