When it comes time to buy a new furnace, heat pump or air conditioner, it’s helpful to prioritize communicating with your HVAC contractor. Understanding a few common heating and cooling concepts will help you select the best type of equipment for your home and budget.
Donald P. Dick Air Conditioning Blog: Archive for December, 2012
Communicating With Your HVAC Tech: Are You Fluent In His Language?
Thursday, December 27th, 2012Check Your HVAC Filter Often For Maximum Efficiency, Comfort
Tuesday, December 25th, 2012If you want to improve the air quality inside your home, lower your cooling and heating bills, and extend the life of your equipment, make it a point to check your HVAC filter monthly. The air filter is the first line of defense against premature wear and high conditioning bills. Dirty filters slow the passage of air through the air handler, making your whole system run longer.
Change-Of-Season Projects That Prepare Your Home For Cooler Weather
Thursday, December 20th, 2012Safety Is A Must When Running A Gas Furnace
Tuesday, December 18th, 2012A How-To Guide For Preparing For An Annual Service Visit
Thursday, December 13th, 2012Have you scheduled you annual HVAC service visit yet? Making sure that your cooling system is in good shape might be a good idea, seeing as how you probably relied on it heavily throughout the hot Fresno summer. You should also have your heating system checked, right in time for winter. Use this guide when preparing for an annual service visit for your heating and cooling system:
Choosing An HVAC Contractor? Expert Installations Should Follow These Steps
Tuesday, December 11th, 2012Sealing Ductwork Keeps You Warmer, Increases Savings
Thursday, December 6th, 2012If you’re like many San Joaquin Valley homeowners, you may be unaware of how important sealing ductwork is to your home comfort and energy efficiency. Since your home’s ductwork conducts warm or cool air throughout your house, it’s important that leaks aren’t allowing the conditioned air to escape. Sealing ductwork will help keep you warmer this winter, and also benefit both your pocketbook and the environment.