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You go to the thermostat and click the air conditioning on for the very first time of the season. You sit back and wait for the cool air to begin filling your home. What do you do when the cool air never starts? Is there anything you can check to get it working? If you are having troubles with your air conditioning system, take a moment to visit my website. Here, you will find a troubleshooting list that can help you pinpoint the problem and get your system working again. Hopefully, you will find everything you need to cool your home on the hot summer days.

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2 Noises Coming From Your Central A/C Unit That Should Alert You To A Problem
7 October 2020

When you have a central air conditioning unit for …

Should You Wait To Schedule An AC System Repair? Ask These Questions First
31 August 2020

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Everyday Tools In The HVAC Tech's Toolbox For An Air Conditioner Replacement Job
31 July 2020

When most people think of an HVAC technician, they …

How Renewable Energy Can Lower Your Heating Costs This Winter
2 July 2020

As the weather gets colder, it is time to start th …

3 Things You May Not Know About The Typical HVAC Technician
28 May 2020

If you are a homeowner, there is a fairly good cha …

2 Noises Coming From Your Central A/C Unit That Should Alert You To A Problem

7 October 2020
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When you have a central air conditioning unit for your home, you may be used to hearing the gentle hum while it is running and even a gentle thud when the compressor kicks on and off. However, lately, you may have been noticing another sound that does not seem to be normal. If so, below are a couple of noises that can come from your A/C unit which may be alerting you to a potential problem. Read More 

Should You Wait To Schedule An AC System Repair? Ask These Questions First

31 August 2020
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Does your home need an AC system repair? Even though some air conditioning issues are obvious, others may not seem like they require immediate or professional service. If you're not sure whether you should call the contractor right now, or choose a wait and see approach, take a look at the questions to ask. Is There an Odd Odor? There are several reasons why an air conditioner could smell odd. While a smell could indicate something minor, such as dirty filter, it may also have a serious cause. Read More 

Everyday Tools In The HVAC Tech’s Toolbox For An Air Conditioner Replacement Job

31 July 2020
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When most people think of an HVAC technician, they think of a person that uses a list of highly technical tools. However, when you bring in the aid of one of these professionals to help you with your air conditioning replacement, you may be a little surprised at just how basic some of the tools will be that they bring along.  A reciprocating saw may be used to create openings where needed. Read More 

How Renewable Energy Can Lower Your Heating Costs This Winter

2 July 2020
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As the weather gets colder, it is time to start thinking about HVAC heating improvements. The heating for your home is one of the areas where you have a lot of options for energy-efficient improvements like solar power. When it comes to the heating in your home, you may want a simple solution like biomass fuels. There are options for different systems that can be combined to provide your home with the energy you need. Read More 

3 Things You May Not Know About The Typical HVAC Technician

28 May 2020
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If you are a homeowner, there is a fairly good chance that you will have to call on an HVAC technician at some point to service your heating or cooling system. While the work that these professionals do can seem simple, it can actually be rather complex. In fact, most people do not know a lot about the technicians and just how much training these professionals have. Here are a few things you may not know about the typical HVAC technician. Read More