Understanding Filter Concerns

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I have always been a little lazy when it comes to home maintenance, but this past winter it really caused a lot of problems. I never change air filters when I am supposed to, and it started causing a lot of issues. I realized that my furnace just wasn't clicking on when it should, and it was making it hard to stay comfortable in my home. To make matters worse, my energy bill kept going up and up, and I knew that I needed to improve things. I called in a professional HVAC contractor who explained the problems that can be caused by neglecting your filters. This website is dedicated to understanding filter concerns.

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AC Repairs That Could Be Needed For A Bad Condenser Fan Motor

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Orange Furnace Flame? How An HVAC Contractor Can Handle It

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How Dryer Vent Installation Works

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AC Repairs That Could Be Needed For A Bad Condenser Fan Motor

7 March 2023
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The fan in the outdoor condenser is an important part of your air conditioning system. Its purpose is to blow hot air out of the condenser and away from the coils. If the fan breaks down, heat accumulates inside the condenser, and that could strain the compressor and cause it to fail. The refrigerant won't cool down properly and your AC won't keep your house cool. When the AC fan stops working, the problem could be the capacitor that sends power to the fan motor, a bad contactor in the condenser, a bad thermostat wire, or a bad motor. Read More

Orange Furnace Flame? How An HVAC Contractor Can Handle It

13 February 2023
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When you're down in your basement or in the area where your furnace is located, it's a good idea to take a look at the flame inside. As you do so, note the color of the flame. It should be blue, or perhaps white and blue. If the flame is orange or yellow, that is not something to ignore. An orange flame can point to any one of a number of problems that a furnace repair contractor will need to address. Read More

How Can You Benefit From Upgrading An Old AC System?

5 January 2023
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An air conditioning system can be expensive to purchase and install. Therefore, everyone hopes to get many years of service from theirs before they have to replace it. A well-maintained unit should give you years of service before you have to replace it. So, if your system has been in place for years or shows signs of breaking down, it is time to get a replacement. Here are the top benefits of replacing your unit. Read More

Do You Suspect That Your AC Might Have Low Refrigerant Levels? 3 Reasons To Resolve It Immediately

5 January 2023
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The refrigerant is essential for proper cooling. Note that this chemical blend exists either in a liquid or gas state, which stays in a pump within the air conditioning system. Further, it cools the air that enters the AC unit with the help of the evaporator and compressor components. You should know that the system needs a particular volume of refrigerant to work optimally. However, if it falls below the recommended level, the system starts to malfunction. Read More

How Dryer Vent Installation Works

16 December 2022
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Whether you're moving into a new home or renovating an older one, you might need a dryer vent installed in your home. But how do you get one? The best way is by hiring an HVAC company to install it for you. They can do the job the proper way, so you have a dryer vent that works safely and efficiently. Here are the steps the company will perform when installing a dryer vent for you. Read More

Understanding Filter Concerns