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  • Energy-Efficient Heating Systems For Your Client

    EPA regulations and independent energy groups both campaign for workers and consumers to acquire energy-efficient materials and production services. Indeed, these low-energy alternatives can benefit anyone from residential home-owners to large factories as the decrease in energy consumption generally lowers costs even accounting for possibly increased upfront costs. There are a variety of options you can present to your client, as a contractor, for energy-efficient heating. Heat Pumps for High Efficiency
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  • Guidelines For The Best AC System Repairs

    The market is rich with opportunity in the air conditioning industry since it's trending toward the $100 billion mark over the next few years. What this means is that you can easily pick up the phone or fire off an e-mail to find the right air conditioner repair work for your home. Since summer heat can contribute to heatstroke, heat exhaustion, dehydration, and just general discomfort, you'll need to keep your air conditioner on point at all times of the year.
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  • What to Do Before Turning on an Unused Air Conditioner

    An air conditioner that hasn't been used for a long period of time will need more maintenance and inspections than normal before it's ready for regular use. Inspecting your air conditioning system before using it can prevent damage and health hazards, and will ensure you can start using your air conditioner again without any trouble. Have the Outdoor Unit and Ducts Checked Your air conditioner's outdoor unit is designed to withstand the elements, so it's rare that the unit will have suffered any major damage while it wasn't being used.
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  • Step By Step AC Maintenance Guide To Get Your Home Ready For Summer With The Right AC Upkeep And Repairs

    With spring weather here, it is time to start thinking about the maintenance that needs to be done to your AC. Some of the maintenance that needs to be done includes inspecting your system for problems, removing weatherization, changing filters and cleaning. The following step-by-step spring AC service guide will help ensure you have cooling when you need it this summer: 1. Dealing with Winterization and Inspecting the System for Weather Damage That Needs Repairs
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  • 2 Ways A Plumber Can Find A Leak In Your Pipes

    A leaky pipe can cost you money and cause a lot of damage to your house. Even just a small drip under your kitchen sink can eventually cause the wood there to warp, and as the water gets under the bottom of the cupboard, it can do things like cause mold or cause holes. If you think that you have a leaky pipe somewhere, you need to track down the problem, but it can be hard to do that because water will move along the pipes, so it may look like the drip is actually somewhere that it isn't.
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  • Why You Need A Commercial HVAC System

    When you run a business, you are responsible for all facets of that business, right down to its HVAC system. Sometimes, businesses will attempt to cut costs in this area by opting for a residential type system instead of a commercial one. However, this is not smart. Businesses are typically larger and have greater needs than a residential unit can keep up with. Thus, as tempting as it may be, don't skimp on your HVAC system.
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  • How Ignoring A Small Problem With Your Heater Costs You

    When it comes to your heating system, it is important you make sure to get it checked over and get repairs done as soon as you notice even a small problem. While you may be tempted to wait, that will only allow the situation to get worse. What might be something small, and almost not noticed today could have the system shut down completely next month. A quick, easy repair is going to be much less expensive in a couple of ways.
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  • Heat Pump 101: A Homeowner's Introduction

    Home heating systems can be one of the most confusing aspects of home maintenance and care. This is especially true if your home has a heat pump. Since heat pumps aren't as common as fuel-burning furnaces, many homeowners find themselves confused and uncertain about the system's operation and care. If you've recently bought a home with a heat pump, here are a few things that you need to know. Can a Heat Pump Work in Cold Weather?
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  • Things To Do So You're Ready For Your New Air Conditioner Installation

    When your old air conditioner is worn out, you don't want to go through another summer of sweltering when your AC breaks down. A new air conditioner makes a big difference in your comfort when it's hot outside. Getting a new air conditioner is a big undertaking, but the AC company helps size your unit, gets permits, and installs the components. Here's a look at some of the things you can do to prepare for air conditioning installation.
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  • 3 Great Tips To Remember When Purchasing A Residential Furnace

    During the winter, the furnace plays the vital role of keeping your home warm. At some point, though, it may repeatedly malfunction. It thus may be time to purchase a new furnace for your property. Choosing one will be a smooth process when you consider the following tips.  Assess Power Design There are a number of ways residential furnaces are powered today. One of the most common is electricity. It's an extremely clean power source that means less maintenance on your part.
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