Using Ductless As A Supplemental Heat Source
Central heating systems can be expensive to run. This is especially true if not all the rooms in the home are in use. Why heat rooms that no one is using? One answer to this is supplemental ductless heating. This article discusses what a ductless heat pump system can do for you.
Read MorePrepare Your Home In The Fall, Before Winter Arrives
You want to protect your home from the cold winter temperatures, but you want to do it before winter arrives. The perfect time to take action is in the fall. In this article, we’ll discuss some of the tasks you should do before the cold temperatures arrive. Click here to read more on this topic.
Read MoreHow To Avoid Heat Exhaustion & Heat Stroke When Your AC Goes Down
The CDC states that dehydration, heat exhaustion, and more are some of the common health hazards that happen in summer. Remember to take the needed steps to prepare your HVAC system for the hot season. This article shares several steps to keep cool if your air conditioner malfunctions in the middle of summer.
Read MoreHow Evaporator & Condenser Coils Help Cool Your Home
Contrary to what most think, an air conditioner doesn’t produce cool air. Instead, it absorbs heat and transfers it outdoors. Much of this work is accomplished behind the scenes by an air conditioner’s evaporator and condenser coils. While these coils might look similar, they do very different things in the cooling process.
Read MoreHow To Keep Your Heat Pump From Freezing Up In Summer
The heat pump is an important piece of equipment for both heating and cooling. However, the heat pump, like other machines, may experience an issue at some point or another. One typical issue is when a heat pump freezes up in the peak of the summer. This article discusses some causes and solutions.
Read MoreWhy Is My AC Compressor Running But Not Cooling?
Air conditioning systems are critical during the hot and exhausting days of summer. If the air conditioner consumes power without improving the room temperatures, this is a sign of an air conditioner problem. This article discusses a common problem that homeowners experience with their cooling system – the AC compressor is working but not cooling.
Read MoreWhy Is My Air Conditioner Leaking Water Inside?
Most people feel worried when they notice water coming out of their air conditioner. While a small trickle should not cause alarm, it is still a good idea to get it checked out. This helps prevent problems from escalating. This article discusses the most common causes behind water coming out of your cooling system.
Read MoreAC Troubleshooting: Home Air Conditioner Starts Cold Then Gets Warm
Most air conditioner problems rear their ugly face at the peak of the season. A common issue that occurs at this time is when an air conditioner emits cold air that progressively gets warmer during the cooling cycle. In this article, we discuss some of the common causes and solutions for this problem.
Read MoreWhy Is My House So Humid?
When it comes to being comfortable in your home, the temperature is not the only consideration. Humidity levels are important, too. When there is too much moisture in the air, many start feeling uncomfortable. In this article, we discuss some of the reasons for high humidity and offer some solutions to the problem.
Read MoreAir Conditioner Makes Loud Noise When Starting
An air conditioner unit will emit a sound when it kicks on and starts cooling your home. However, if your air conditioner makes a loud noise when starting, that’s a sign of trouble. It could be a symptom of a serious air conditioner issue. This article addresses causes and solutions for loud air conditioning units.
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