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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A gas leak can turn a perfectly safe furnace into a very dangerous device. An errant spark can ignite escaped gas, resulting in a life-threatening explosion. Gas leaks can also generate excessive amounts of carbon monoxide, leading to CO poisoning and other serious health risks. Furnace gas leaks should be taken seriously. Knowing how to recognize an ongoing leak can be a literal life-saver for you and your family. The following explains how you can use three of your five senses to detect a potential gas leak from your furnace or any other appliance that relies on natural gas. Read More

3 End-Of-Season Tips For Replacing Your A/C System

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Now that the summer season is over and done with, your air conditioner can take a well-deserved break. That break could turn into a much-needed retirement if it's been a decade since you've last installed your current A/C unit. Swapping out an aging A/C unit with the latest in residential HVAC technology is an unavoidable necessity, especially if you want your home to remain cool and comfortable next summer. Here are a few tips that'll come in handy as you shop for your next A/C system. Read More

4 Things You Can Do To Save Money On Your Heating Costs

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If you are looking for some ways to cut down your energy bills this winter season, one thing you can do is evaluate your heating system. The heating is used continually during the winter, which can cause an upward swing in energy costs. Here are some things you can do to help decrease your home heating energy expenses this winter: Move the Thermostat One thing you can do is move your thermostat to a better location. Read More

How To Maintain Your Home’s Water Pressure

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Water pressure is a prevalent problem that many plumbers deal with. If you have a water pressure problem in your home, the first thing you need to do is to consult a plumber. Mostly, plumbers usually issue recommendations like using a water pressure gauge to determine the static water pressure and advice on how to solve the problem. So, how do you determine the water pressure in your home? Use a Water Pressure Gauge Read More

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While you enjoy the cooling comfort your air conditioner brings to your home, the same can't be said of your summertime cooling bills. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, heating and cooling account for nearly half of your monthly utility costs. With temperatures edging towards the triple digits, there's a good chance you're looking for ways to reduce your cooling costs. The following tips can help you improve your air conditioner's energy efficiency and cut down your utility bills in the process. Read More

Understanding Filter Concerns