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 the ‘Technicians’ Category
Communicating With Your HVAC Tech: Are You Fluent In His Language?
Thursday, December 27th, 2012Choosing An HVAC Contractor? Expert Installations Should Follow These Steps
Tuesday, December 11th, 2012
Choosing an HVAC contractor can be a daunting task. You can ask your friends and neighbors or read reviews online, but nothing is as reliable as checking potential companies out for yourself.Why NATE-Certified Technicians Are Reliable Pros
Thursday, September 20th, 2012
These days, we’re all looking for ways to save money around the home. However, reducing your household expenses should never compromise the quality of your choices – especially when it comes to your home comfort needs. That’s why when you’re searching for an HVAC professional to service your system, you should only accept assistance from NATE-certified technicians – even if that means spending a little extra.
What Does A Trained Technician Take Into Consideration When Designing Ductwork?
Thursday, December 1st, 2011In many instances, homeowners don’t consider the vital importance of ductwork functionality when addressing heating and cooling concerns. Yet your ductwork is the channel by which all conditioned air flows – which is why hiring a trained technician when designing the duct blueprint is crucial. Designing ductwork properly, along with professional installation, are essential for any HVAC system because your system is only as good as the ducts that carry the conditioned air.
What NATE Certification Ensures When You Hire An HVAC Contractor
Thursday, October 6th, 2011Upgrading Or Servicing Your Air Conditioner? Cooling Concepts You Should Know
Tuesday, August 16th, 2011As a San Joaquin Valley homeowner, you’re probably no expert in cooling/heating. This makes it hard to know when those little problems arise whether your system simply needs servicing or whether you should consider an upgrade. There are several factors that can cause the air inside your home to be less comfortable than it should be. Other factors can affect indoor air quality. Nearly any problem could mean that you are paying more in energy costs than you should be.
The Worst-Case Scenario Has Happened: Your Air Conditioning System Has Died; Here’s What To Do Next
Tuesday, July 19th, 2011Ductwork Design And Installation Is Critical To HVAC System Efficiency: How Donald P. Dick Air Conditioning Can Help
Thursday, June 23rd, 2011A typical home in the Fresno area will lose 20 percent of the air traveling through its ducts. This is air you have already paid for so it basically means that money is leaking from your home. When considering your ductwork design and installation, you need the professional assistance to make sure that the ductwork is laid out efficiently and that the installation is done properly.