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.

Latest Posts

Common Problems With Your Air Conditioning And When To Call A Contractor

14 October 2019

Your air conditioning can work for months without …

When Should You Call For Heating Repair Work?

30 August 2019

It is crucial to ensure that your home has a funct …

Tips For Getting The Most Out Of Your Commercial Walk-In Coolers

25 July 2019

When it comes to your company's commercial refrige …

5 Things You Should Check When Your AC Will Not Turn On

23 June 2019

The heat of summer is starting to roll in, and you …

Understanding Why Your AC Filter Needs To Be Changed So Often

15 May 2019

Everyone knows that air filters pick up dirt, beco …

Common Problems With Your Air Conditioning And When To Call A Contractor

14 October 2019
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Your air conditioning can work for months without a problem. The air filters should be changed monthly during periods of heavy use, and you will want to pay attention to common problems when it comes to how your air conditioner is running. If you get your system serviced early in the season, this is a great step at preventing the potential for needing emergency repairs. If you notice that your system isn't getting your home cool enough, or that it continually turns on and off without bringing the temperature down, it's time to investigate further. Read More

When Should You Call For Heating Repair Work?

30 August 2019
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It is crucial to ensure that your home has a functioning heating system so that you and your loved ones stay nice and warm during the winter. Part of doing this will require you to be aware of the signs that indicate the need for you to contact a heating contractor. When you know what to look and listen for, you will be able to spot signs of heating trouble right away. Read More

Tips For Getting The Most Out Of Your Commercial Walk-In Coolers

25 July 2019
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When it comes to your company's commercial refrigeration units, few things take as much daily abuse and use as your walk-in coolers. If you are setting up new commercial refrigeration equipment, this is the best time to put a plan in place to protect the doors of those walk-in coolers. Remember that the more they are used, the greater the risk of damage if you aren't proactive about it now. Here are a few tips that will help you not only keep your doors properly functional but also protect them from damage over time. Read More

5 Things You Should Check When Your AC Will Not Turn On

23 June 2019
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The heat of summer is starting to roll in, and you want to make sure your AC is ready to back you up and keep things cool. If your AC doesn't turn on, don't panic. Instead, go through the 5 troubleshooting steps below, and if they don't work, then put in a call to your local air conditioning repair company. Step #1: Check the Thermostat The first thing you need to do is go over to the thermostat. Read More

Understanding Why Your AC Filter Needs To Be Changed So Often

15 May 2019
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Everyone knows that air filters pick up dirt, become clogged, and ultimately need to be replaced. For most homeowners, this is a chore that is easy to neglect. Unfortunately, clogged air filters can lead to increased energy usage as your air conditioning system becomes less efficient and, even worse, can result in damage to costly components. All of this can make your poor air filter seem like an object for scorn. Read More

Understanding Filter Concerns