2017

Don't Let Disturbances In The Electrical Force Destroy Your Air Conditioner

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There are many things that can damage your air conditioner but, like a rogue Jedi, electricity can do the most damage the fastest through sudden and uncontrolled power surges. Here's more information about this problem, and what you can to fix it. Internal and External Power Surges Power surges occur when there is a sudden increase in the amount of electricity running through the electrical system in your home, and they can be caused by both internal and external issues.

19 May 2017

Tips To Save Money On Your A/C Bill

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It's easy to turn up the A/C during those hot summer months to feel more comfortable, but then you get your energy bill for the month and your stomach sinks just a bit when you see the amount you owe. There are a number of ways to help stay cool without cranking the dial on your thermostat, and they can help save you money on your bill so you aren't left feeling sick when you open up that envelope.

14 May 2017

Air Conditioner Not Working Properly? A Few Things To Check Before Calling The Technician

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It is true that at some point you are going to need to contact a professional for air conditioning repair. However, before you place the call, you should check a few things yourself. There are a number of items you can take care of yourself easily that will save you from having to pay for a service call to be told what to do yourself. Filters The filters in the air return vent, on the unit itself, and any you have put into the air ducts all need to be kept clean.

11 May 2017

4 Features To Look For In A New HVAC System

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Shopping for a new HVAC system can be a bit confusing, especially if it's been a decade or more since you've last shopped for one. In that time, there have been plenty of advances in HVAC technology, which means there are plenty of new features that your HVAC system should have. These features not only help keep your home comfortable throughout the year, but they'll also save plenty of energy and money in the process.

9 May 2017

Easily Increase The Efficiency Of Your HVAC System With 2 Easy Tips

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This spring is a great time to check out your HVAC system and take time to implement changes that will help it work more effectively. Here are two easy ways to improve the efficiency of your HVAC system this spring. #1 Get A Programmable Thermostat One way to really increase the efficiency of your HVAC system is by installing a programmable thermostat in your home. A programmable thermostat will allow you to set your HVAC system so that it changes temperature when it makes sense, without you having to do anything extra.

7 May 2017

What You Should Know About Maintaining The Warranty On Your HVAC System

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Getting a new HVAC system installed in your home can help to improve air quality, enable you to better control the temperature and overall add value to your residential property. Whether you got a deal on a refurbished heating and cooling unit or spared no expense on your new, top of the line HVAC system, you can look forward to having your purchase protected under warranty. You can get all of the particulars concerning warranties by giving your HVAC contractor a call, but in general there are only a few important things you need to do to maintain your HVAC system warranty for as long as it lasts.

2 May 2017

How To Maintain An Evaporative Cooler

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Evaporative coolers are a central appliance within your home, and work to cool down your home in a completely distinct method from traditional air conditioners. As they work by pushing chilled, humid air throughout your home, evaporative coolers are the best cooling solution for hot and dry climates. However, like all household appliances, evaporative coolers require fairly regular maintenance to ensure that they continue working properly and efficiently for as long as possible.

28 April 2017

Key Reasons Your Emergency Preparedness Plan Should Include The Use Of A Wood-Burning Fireplace

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If you're concerned about the possibility of a natural disaster occurring in your area or if the threats that have been made against the United States recently have terrified you, you should know that the Center for Disease Control has specific recommendations in place as to the number and type of emergency supplies that each person should keep on hand at all times. However, even though you may have blankets at home to keep warm and your emergency preparedness kit is likely to include food that doesn't require cooking, a wood-burning fireplace can benefit you in many ways in the event of a disaster.

26 April 2017

Keep That Furnace Running

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Being able to turn on the heat in the winter is something that really is a comfort. Coming in from a cold day of play or work, and coming home to a nice warm home is something of real comfort. You want to make sure that your heating system is something that does not ever give you problems. There are specific things that you can do that will help your heating system stay working at peak performance.

25 April 2017

Air Conditioning Bill Going Up? Two Tips To Help Cool It Down

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Although it feels incredible to walk into the house on a hot day and be greeted by a chilly blast of air from your cooling unit, the wonderful feelings can quickly diminish when you open up your energy bill. Keeping your house at an acceptable temperature during the summer months can sometimes be so expensive that you start thinking about cutting your air conditioning system off altogether. However, before you suffer in the heat, there are a few things you can do to change things.

24 April 2017