Saving Money On HVAC Work

Posted on: 20 June 2023

The blower motor in your air conditioning system ensures that air travels around your home. This motor controls airflow by operating your system's fan unit. If your blower motor has a fault or stops working, then you will notice changes in your system. Read on to learn more about how to identify a blower motor fault.  1. You Aren't Getting Enough Cooled Air One of the most obvious signs of blower motor problems is inadequate cooling.
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Posted on: 26 May 2023

A new air conditioning system costs a lot of money, so you want it to have a nice long life and break down as little as possible. Maintenance is the solution for longevity and reliability. Even though your AC is new, it will need maintenance right from the start. Here are four important things you must do for your new equipment. 1. Change The Filter You may want to read the owner's manual that came with your AC for advice on how often to change the filter.
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Posted on: 5 May 2023

Something you need to expect as a homeowner with centralized cooling is the need for professional repairs. There are just some things you're not capable of fixing. Here are a few problems that require professional air conditioning repair assistance.  Inaccurate Thermostat For your residential AC unit to work properly, it relies on a thermostat. If this system doesn't work accurately, then you may not be able to cool your home down enough.
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Posted on: 13 April 2023

If you can smell unusual odors around your furnace or through your heating vents, then your furnace might need a repair. While some smells aren't an immediate problem, some are more serious and need immediate attention. Read on to learn more about these smells and their causes. 1. Dusty Smells Sometimes, a furnace emits a dusty smell. This might happen when you haven't used your furnace for a while. It might be a little dusty inside.
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