When you know that something is wrong with your air conditioner, it can be frustrating to pay someone to diagnose the problem. Unfortunately, tons of people have no idea how to diagnose air conditioning problems, which leaves them in this boat. I want to change all of that. Air conditioners and furnaces can develop some complicated issues, but for the most part, they are pretty easy to troubleshoot. This blog has a collection of articles about HVAC systems, so that you can figure out what is wrong with your system long before a professional arrives. In addition to saving time, you might even save a little money on the service.
Posted on: 2 July 2019
If you've noticed a substantial increase in your water bills over the past few months, your toilet could be to blame for your rising utility costs. Toilets that run, leak, or flush by themselves can waste water over time. If you don't take care of the problem now, you could face other troubles in the future. Read below to learn how you can detect a leak in your toilet.
Check the Tank's Water Line
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Posted on: 24 May 2019
The AC condenser unit, which sits outside the house, cools and condenses the refrigerant from a gaseous to a liquid state so that the refrigerant can circulate back into the cause to continue cooling. The condenser will only do its job properly if you place it in the right location. Here are some factors that can help determine what the right location is.
Direct Sunlight
A little sunlight over the condenser is not a disaster.
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Posted on: 22 April 2019
If you notice that your commercial building is not heating well, there are many things that can cause this to happen. Below are two of these causes that would require you to get your HVAC unit repaired by a professional.
Problems with Airflow
Your duct system delivers air into your business, so if this system has any problems, you will have airflow issues. Not having the right amount of air flowing into your business will make the interior much cooler than it should be.
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Posted on: 11 March 2019
Spring is finally approaching! The arrival of warm weather means that lazy days at the beach and fun in the sun are just around the corner, but for many, it also means the onset of allergies. While allergies can certainly strike at any time, it is often during the spring and summer that symptoms are the worst. There may not be much that you can do to control allergies while outside, but your home should be a fortress against the relentless assault of pollen and other allergens.
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