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Furnace Fiascos Avoided

When I was a kid, we lived in a home that didn't have a central furnace. Instead, we relied heavily on a wood burning stove to supply our home with the heat we needed for the long winter. I have some fond memories of sitting around the furnace and enjoying family time, but it was frustrating trying to keep the furnace stocked with wood to keep us warm and toasty. This blog is all about maintaining and servicing any type of furnace so you can keep it running well and heating your family home successfully. Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you visit regularly.

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Getting A New Air Conditioner? 3 Things To Know

Posted on October 28, 2019

Having a working air conditioner is a must during the hotter months of the year throughout much of the US. Your air conditioner works to keep your home comfortable and safe when temperatures outside start to rise. The typical residential air conditioner lasts for somewhere between 15 and 20 years on average. Usually after this amount of time has passed, it's time to replace your current system. Here are three things that you need to know if you are planning on having a new air conditioning system installed in your home. [Read More]

3 Factors That Can Impact The Cost Of Your AC System Installation

Posted on September 23, 2019

Household air conditioning systems can vary significantly in cost. Although you might have asked friends or neighbors about how much they have spent on their systems to get an idea of what your replacement will cost, you may find that your air conditioning installation will be significantly more or less expensive. If you're curious about some of the details that can impact pricing, consider these three factors that will probably be taken into consideration: [Read More]

Does Your Air Conditioner Need A Refrigerant Recharge?

Posted on August 15, 2019

When your air conditioner is not cooling like normal, the refrigerant could be low. An HVAC system needs the refrigerant to cool the coils and produce cold air for your house. As time passes, the refrigerant could leak, which means you need it recharged. Here are some tips so you can know for sure if you need a refrigerant recharge. You Cannot Hear the Clutch In addition to an air conditioner not cooling properly, you also know there is an issue when you do not hear the clutch turn on. [Read More]

Building A Multi-Level Home? 4 Benefits You'll Enjoy By Installing Dual Air Conditioners

Posted on July 9, 2019

If you're in the process of building a multi-story home, don't settle on one air conditioning unit. A single unit will work just fine for most single-level homes, but that single unit will fall short when it comes to multi-story homes. You're going to need dual air conditioners for your multi-story home. Here are just four of the benefits you'll receive when you double up on your air conditioners for your new home. [Read More]