Ways To Keep Your Heating Bills Down
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14 October 2022
Most households rely heavily on their heating systems to keep them warm during the cold season. However, people worry that their heating bills might soar during the cold months. But do you know you can keep your heating cost down by following the tips discussed below? Well, try them out, and you'll not be disappointed.
Change Filters Often
Your heating bills are bound to skyrocket if you haven't been changing the furnace filters as recommended.
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Should You Repair An AC Unit With Outdated Refrigerant?
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28 September 2022
There are many reasons to consider replacing a residential central air conditioning system. For example, installing a new compressor on older units is rarely worthwhile, and putting more money into a poorly-sized system may also be counterproductive. On the other hand, many problems are repairable, and fixing your old AC system can save you money while providing many more years of service.
Unfortunately, whether to repair or replace your system becomes a more complicated question if you have an air conditioner that uses an outdated refrigerant, such as R-12 or R-22.
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AC Problems: Is It Time to Service Your Air Handler?
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8 September 2022
If you use a central air conditioning system, or central AC, to cool and warm your home, you want to service the system's air handler soon. The air handler houses some of your cooling system's most critical parts: the evaporator coil and the condensate drainage line. If the air handler doesn't work properly, your entire cooling system could be at risk of failure. Learn why and how you need to service your cooling system's air handler below.
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Signs That Your AC Unit Compressor Has Failed
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12 August 2022
During the summer when temperatures are too hot, the AC unit is the most important appliance you need in your home. The compressor is the heart of the indoor cooling unit and plays a critical role in pressuring the refrigerant. If you suspect it has failed, you have the right to worry because the unit will not cool the home properly. Here are the red flags that you should watch out for to know if the compressor has malfunctioned
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