How Do I Know If My Ductwork Is Damaged?
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17 September 2020
If the air conditioning unit is the heart of your home's cooling center, then the ductwork is the veins delivering much needed oxygen to every part of your house. Over time however, it can become damaged and inefficient, leaving you with a mess on your hands.
Unfortunately, unlike your AC unit, uncovering broken ductwork is not nearly as easy; because of that, HVAC companies are less likely to receive a call to schedule air conditioning repair for work on the air ducts.
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2 Simple Maintenance Tasks to Improve Your Central Air Conditioner's Energy Efficiency
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11 September 2020
Lately, you may have noticed that your energy bills are a little higher, which may lead you to believe that your central AC unit is not running as efficiently as you believe it should. If this is the case, it is possible that the air is unable to flow freely through the unit, which can put a strain on the system. Fortunately, there are a couple of simple maintenance tasks that you can perform to remedy the situation and improve the air conditioner's energy efficiency.
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Yearly Checklist For Your Heating System
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7 August 2020
The last thing you'll ever want to experience in your home — especially during the winter — is a heating system failure. Not only will you be stranded in the cold for an unpredictable amount of time, but you'll also have to wait in line behind other people who are most likely experiencing the same problems.
Fortunately, a proper heating system maintenance plan can alleviate these issues by identifying and fixing problems in the offseason, rather than in the exact moment you need it the most.
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Energy-Efficient Heating Systems For Your Client
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8 July 2020
EPA regulations and independent energy groups both campaign for workers and consumers to acquire energy-efficient materials and production services. Indeed, these low-energy alternatives can benefit anyone from residential home-owners to large factories as the decrease in energy consumption generally lowers costs even accounting for possibly increased upfront costs. There are a variety of options you can present to your client, as a contractor, for energy-efficient heating.
Heat Pumps for High Efficiency
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