Lowering Your HVAC Expenses

Posted on: 25 March 2022

Most heating systems are designed to have a thermostat that controls your heater's temperatures. At optimal performance, the thermostat should accurately display your home's temperature and adjust it to comfortable levels. If the thermostat is displaying faded readings or not displaying anything at all, the batteries could be dead or the thermostat could be old or having programming issues. If this happens, the first thing you should do is to check the batteries to ensure they are correctly placed and that they are not dead.
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Posted on: 4 March 2022

Before the weather even begins to warm up, you need to think about your heating system. After being used all winter, your system could use a check before the temperature begins to rise. While spring and summer are some of the best times of the year, they can also be the toughest on your heating system. You should do several things before your first day of spring arrives. Preparing Heating for Spring Weather
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Posted on: 8 February 2022

Short cycling is a problem that can occur with any type of HVAC equipment. A short cycling furnace can be incredibly frustrating during the cold winter months when it can leave your home feeling chilly and uncomfortable. Unfortunately, short cycling can also have even more severe consequences, including increased wear on furnace components and premature failures. In general, short cycling refers to any situation where the furnace shuts off too quickly.
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Posted on: 10 January 2022

While you may hate the idea of having repair work done on your air conditioner, you don't have much choice when it's hot and humid outside. Once you're accustomed to having a cool home, going without air conditioning is very difficult to do. When something is wrong with your AC, prompt repairs are needed to get you cooled down again. What you may not know is that caring for your AC properly can prevent problems that cause your AC to break down.
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