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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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A Brief Comparison Of Furnaces And Boilers
19 March 2020

Furnaces and boilers are two popular ways of heati …

Planning An AC Installation? Here Are The Options To Consider
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You have a wide variety of air conditioners (ACs) …

Four Tips to Help You Choose the Right Design for Geothermal AC When Replacing Your Old Air Conditioner
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Cold, Cold House: Is It Your Furnace, Or Something Else?
13 January 2020

Having a house that is frequently colder than you …

Energy Efficient Heating Systems For A Tiny Home
16 December 2019

If you live in a tiny home, you don't have to inst …

A Brief Comparison Of Furnaces And Boilers

19 March 2020
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Furnaces and boilers are two popular ways of heating houses. Though furnaces and boilers perform the same function, they have some differences that you should be aware of. Below are some of the major areas in which furnaces and boilers differ. Heating Medium Boilers heat water while furnaces heat air. For a boiler system, the water sits in a reservoir. The burners heat the water before the system circulates the water throughout the house. Read More 

Planning An AC Installation? Here Are The Options To Consider

19 March 2020
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You have a wide variety of air conditioners (ACs) from which to choose if you are planning an installation. Below are some of the varieties in the market today. Split AC A split AC (central AC) has two main parts. The inside unit (evaporator) absorbs heat inside the house. The outside unit (condenser) dispels the heat into the atmosphere. Refrigerant lines connect the outside and inside units. Duct lines supply cool air to different rooms and channel warm air back to the AC for further cooling. Read More 

Four Tips to Help You Choose the Right Design for Geothermal AC When Replacing Your Old Air Conditioner

11 February 2020
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Geothermal AC systems are still some of the best options when you are looking for an energy-efficient HVAC solution for your home. Before you have a geothermal loop installed and the old AC replaced, there are several things that you will want to consider, such as the location and design of the heat-exchange loop and where the geothermal energy will be used to improve the efficiency of mechanical systems in your home. Read More 

Cold, Cold House: Is It Your Furnace, Or Something Else?

13 January 2020
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Having a house that is frequently colder than you like can be a sign of many different things, and not all of them may be related to your furnace. In fact, some have nothing to do with your furnace at all. Before you call a furnace repair technician, rule out the following.  Open Doors and Drafty Windows A vast amount of your heat can slip out an open door or a window that is not properly closed. Read More 

Energy Efficient Heating Systems For A Tiny Home

16 December 2019
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If you live in a tiny home, you don't have to install a giant ductwork system to get heated and cooled air to different rooms. But you still have to decide which type of heating and cooling systems you'll install in your home. If you're interested in energy efficiency, here are three types of heating systems to consider installing. 1. Electric Space Heater An electric space heater could provide serviceable heating power for your tiny home space. Read More