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Identifying Air Conditioning Problems

Last summer, after carefully planning a family reunion for months, the worst thing in the world happened. My air conditioner died right in the middle of the night--when we had our entire family staying at our house. People were uncomfortable and grumpy because of the heat, and it was really embarrassing. Fortunately, we were able to get an HVAC contractor out to help us, and they did an awesome job fixing things fast. To prevent problems in the future, I decided that it would be smart to learn how to identify air conditioning problems. My website is all about finding the things that are wrong with your HVAC system and preventing issues.

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3 Tips To Prepare Your Heat Pump For Winter
25 November 2018

Going from air conditioning to heat can be stressf …

The Benefits Of A Ductless AC And How One Works
14 October 2018

If you rely on window air conditioners now, you ma …

Why Is Your Outdoor AC Unit Hissing?
12 September 2018

If you notice loud hissing sounds coming from your …

How To Get Your Beach House Ready For Visitors
15 August 2018

If you own a beach house that you use primarily fo …

Fear Frozen Pipes? Try These Measures
12 July 2018

Freezing and bursting pipes are a concern for almo …

3 Tips To Prepare Your Heat Pump For Winter

25 November 2018
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Going from air conditioning to heat can be stressful on your home's heating/cooling equipment. To ensure this stress does not affect its function and efficiency, you need to prepare your system for the new season. With cooler temperatures already happening and the official start of winter coming soon, your heat pump deserves a bit of care to ensure it is ready for the colder weather. Here are a few tips to prepare your heat pump for the winter. Read More 

The Benefits Of A Ductless AC And How One Works

14 October 2018
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If you rely on window air conditioners now, you may wish you could have central air so your home has a more uniform temperature throughout. Plus, with a central air system, your windows are free again so you can open them for a breeze rather than having a few of them blocked with air conditioners. When you're ready for a new AC, you should look into a ductless air conditioning system. Read More 

Why Is Your Outdoor AC Unit Hissing?

12 September 2018
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If you notice loud hissing sounds coming from your outdoor air conditioner, you might think you have a large snake around your home. The hissing noises emitted by your outdoor unit may actually be due to a leak in your refrigerant (coolant) lines. Refrigerant lines can leak if they break down or crack from pressure. Low refrigerant can cause problems with your cooling system over time. Here are more details about your leaking coolant lines, including how to fix them. Read More 

How To Get Your Beach House Ready For Visitors

15 August 2018
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If you own a beach house that you use primarily for vacationing and you are planning on having some visitors join you this season, you should do what you can to ensure that they have the most comfortable stay as possible. And because you only use your beach house every once in a while, there may be some things that have not been attended to. From cooling services to air duct cleaning, this article will list a few ways that you can get your beach house ready for visitors. Read More 

Fear Frozen Pipes? Try These Measures

12 July 2018
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Freezing and bursting pipes are a concern for almost everyone during winter. Pipes in this condition can make bathing, washing and laundering clothes impossible; what's worse is that when ice in lines creates a dangerously high pressure that compels them to burst, that results in messes and expensive repairs. What could you do to arrest this possibility? Wrap Them Usually, the reason pipes can freeze is their lack of warmth or insulation. Read More