Summer is Upon Us – Is Your AC Working?

Posted on: 4 September 2018

Imagine you're sitting on the couch enjoying the heating comfort your furnace has to offer. Suddenly, you hear a strange noise you've never heard from your furnace before. You could ignore the noise and hope the problem solves itself, but turning a deaf ear to your furnace could prove to be an expensive mistake. Strange noises from your furnace could indicate a problem that's worth checking out. In most cases, you can even pinpoint the exact problem simply by recognizing the noises in question.
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Posted on: 31 July 2018

There are a number of homes that still have fuse boxes installed. In many cases, these homes blow fuses regularly. This is because many of today's electronics and appliances require a lot of power to operate. When the fuses are overloaded, they blow. Replacing blown fuses can be aggravating to homeowners. This is why it is ideal to consider upgrading to a circuit breaker panel. The following points will help you to better understand why this type of upgrade is ideal.
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Posted on: 24 June 2018

If you currently do not have any air conditioning in your home, or you have been limping by with window units, it might be time to consider having residential ac services install a central air unit. To help you understand why this is something that you will want to get done, you will want to keep reading. The Temperature Stays Even Throughout The Home Going from one room to the next when you do not have anything more than window air conditioning units can be rough, especially for those who have breathing difficulties in the heat.
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Posted on: 21 May 2018

Rising heat, basement (or first floor) HVAC systems, or a single thermostat controlling all of the rooms in the house are three of the top reasons that the second level of your home is warmer than the first. There's some science behind why heating can be so uneven within your home: 1. Heat Rises According to Angie's List, there can be up to a 15-degree difference between the first floor and the second floor.
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