You surely know all too well just how much you spend to heat and cool your business or commercial building. If there are ways to cut down on those costs, it’s absolutely worth learning more about it. We’ve got a great solution to the high cost of controlling the indoor climate for your business: an upgrade to your commercial thermostat. Here are the improvements you’ll see once you’ve made the change.
In our area, it’s absolutely critical to be able to cool your home in the heat of summer. And your ductless AC system was an excellent choice for doing just that. Whether you chose it because your home doesn’t have ductwork, or so you would be able to adjust the temperature individually in different zones of your home, you’re probably delighted with just how well—and efficiently —it works.
But don’t forget! Ductless AC systems, just like traditional central air conditioners, need regular professional maintenance to continue working their best. And when the heat hits, their best is definitely what you’ll need.
If you have a heat pump rather than a traditional central AC unit and heater, you’ve probably been quite happy with it. However, nothing works perfectly all the time, and chances are, at some point during the life of your heat pump, repairs will be required. If this is your first time with a heat pump, you might wonder what to expect when a technician arrives to make repairs. Here are some things to keep in mind.
There are some air conditioner concerns we address on a daily basis. Broken fans, slipped belts, and refrigerant leaks are common, as are concerns that turn out to be thermostat problems and not issues with the air conditioner at all. But on occasion we do see some unusual problems crop up. If your air conditioner is having a problem, no matter how odd, we’re ready to help. Here are some of the stranger things we discover during repairs.
Did you know that the Environmental Protection Agency determined that Americans spend, on average, 93% of their time indoors? Maybe that doesn’t surprise you, but how about this one: indoor air typically has higher concentrations of contaminants than outdoor air. So if you’re going to spend so much time indoors, what can you do to make sure the air you breathe is clean? Consider an air purifier.
Heating your home is essential. However, sometimes it seems the price we pay to keep our homes warm is a little steep, and it’s more than just the financial price. For one thing, keeping our homes tightly sealed up so we can heat efficiently means not having fresh air, and breathing recirculated germs. And for another, the process of heating dries out the air, dramatically lowering the humidity of your home.
What can you do to maintain good indoor air quality without sacrificing the warmth you need from your heater? Here are some suggestions.
When you’re looking for help with your home HVAC system, your needs are pretty basic: the space is small, there are only a few people using it, and the system is a standard home air conditioner or heater. But when you have a commercial building, things get much more complex. A technician who has a lot of experience with home heating and cooling systems might not be trained, qualified, or experienced with the needs of a building like yours. How can you determine whether a technician is the right person for your commercial building’s HVAC needs? Here are some things to look for.
We are creeping closer to spring. This means that you’ll likely be turning your attention toward your air conditioner soon. Don’t forget about your furnace just yet though!
If anything, recent weather events have shown that we will be battling with the cold for a while longer. Is your furnace going to be able to handle that?
The truth is that, at this point, you may need furnace service in Kingsburg, CA. This is when it is a good idea to schedule maintenance for your furnace, even late in the season. As long as the system is running, it isn’t too late!
Here’s what you should know.
It is common knowledge that furnace heating systems are effective and more efficient than ever. That doesn’t mean every furnace is the same though. If you are looking for a good furnace for your home, you will need to choose between a gas and an all-electric furnace.
We know that there is no one solution for every home. We’ll give you the information you need to select the best option for your next furnace installation in Fresno, CA.
If your car or your computer started making odd noises, we hope you wouldn’t ignore it. After all, these noises may be the warning sign that allows you to catch a repair need before it shuts the whole system down.
The same idea applies to your heater.
A heater will make some noise when it runs. After all, silence indicates the heater isn’t operating at all.
There are noises that your heater should and shouldn’t make. Let’s look at these two categories so you can figure out if your system needs a heater repair in Fresno, CA.
