Repair or Replace: What Should I Do With My Water Heater?

Posted on 18 August 2020

When it comes to water heaters, the decision to simply replace or repair it can be difficult. On the one hand, water heater repair is less expensive and can provide you with several more years worth of service, but a new water heater installation allows you peace of mind from knowing that if anything does go wrong, it's most likely under warranty.  So when your water heater goes on the fritz, which one do you choose then? [Read More]

The HVAC Problems That Need Emergency Repairs To Keep Your Home Comfortable

Posted on 18 August 2020

The HVAC in your home is a complicated system that needs to be serviced seasonally and maintained throughout the year. When there are problems, it can cause your home to become uncomfortable quickly, and you may need emergency HVAC repairs. The following HVAC problems may require emergency repairs before they get worse. AC wear and ice buildup—The air conditioner can wear over the summer months, which can lead to problems at the tail end of summer. [Read More]

Compressor Problems and AC Repairs You Will Need to Get Cooling Again

Posted on 17 August 2020

The biggest problem with air conditioners during the summer months is the compressor not working. Sometimes these problems may be due to minor issues like the unit icing over, but they can also be more serious. Therefore, you want to know what is causing your AC compressor to not cool your home as it should. The following compressor problems and AC repairs will help ensure your home stays cool: Freezing and icing of AC components—During summer weather, the AC can strain to keep your home cool when maintenance has not been done on components like the coil and compressor. [Read More]

HVAC Integration—The Key to Intelligent Building Management

Posted on 16 June 2020

If you've ever heard a high pitched squealing noise used to alert building occupants that something was wrong with the air conditioner, then you'd know that someone would call a repair technician to change the belt. It's understandably annoying if soon after, a clunking or clanging noise alerts everyone of a problem in the heating system and the technician needs to come a second or third time.  Integrated HVAC systems eliminate the need to put out all these fires. [Read More]

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Finding Duct Leaks

When I started noticing that our furnace wasn't working quite right, I immediately blamed it on my system. I thought that it simply wasn't producing warm air, so I hired a professional to come out and check the system. However, as soon as he started inspecting things, he noticed several large leaks between junction points and around corners. He mentioned that if there were leaks in the lines, the heated air wouldn't be able to travel to the right room. He went through my entire home and repaired the ducts, and you wouldn't believe the difference it made. Check out this blog to learn more about finding duct leaks.

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