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Should You Repair or Replace Your Heater?
As the temperatures drop, having a fully functional furnace becomes essential to keep your home warm and comfortable. But when your heater starts acting up, you’re faced with a common question: Should you repair or replace your furnace?
Benefits of a Professional HVAC Inspection Before Winter
As winter approaches, ensuring your HVAC system is in top shape becomes essential for a cozy, worry-free season. A professional inspection can prevent unexpected issues, optimize system efficiency, and improve air quality — all of which contribute to a safe and comfortable home environment. Master Services, Inc.
Common HVAC Issues During Winter and How to Avoid Them
The HVAC is one of the greatest inventions of all time. In winter, your HVAC keeps you and your house warm. An HVAC is a machine at the end of the day, and like other machines can develop a problem and stop working. The last thing you need on a chilly winter night is a malfunctioning HVAC..
Energy-Saving Tips for Your HVAC System: Lowering Your Utility Bills
Your HVAC system helps maintain the ideal indoor temperature all year round. HVACs consume considerably more energy than fans. If you want to reduce your electricity bill, come up with a plan to improve the energy efficiency of your HVAC. An energy-efficient HVAC performs flawlessly and costs less to run.
Dealing With AC Electrical Issues: Safety Tips and Solutions
The air conditioner is one of the most useful household appliances. In summer, your AC works round the clock to keep you and your home cool. Over time, the unit can develop problems. The sooner you address AC problems, the better. Unaddressed AC problems can affect your air conditioner’s performance and efficiency or shorten its lifespan.
Common AC Installation Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
AC installation is a specialized task and should be left to experts. An experienced HVAC contractor is equipped to manage the complexities of AC installation. If you try to install an AC yourself, you will likely make costly installation mistakes that can affect your unit’s performance or reduce its lifespan.
Choosing the Right HVAC Contractor for Your AC Installation
Want to have an AC installed in one of your rooms? Hire an HVAC contractor for the job. An experienced HVAC contractor knows their stuff. They are equipped to manage AC installation complexities and challenges.
How Wildfires Affect Air Pollution and Impact Our Health and Wellness
Posted by Keith Nissen on Jul 26, 2023 07:21:00 AM
In recent years, wildfires have increased in frequency and severity. This is due to dryer weather conditions and an expanding Wilderness Urban Interface (WUI). This has led to longer wildfire seasons in the Western United States and Canada
How to Get a Free Furnace: Tips from a Frustrated Contractor
I’m about to make you a deal that’s hard to refuse if you’ve got an “older” (and probably less than optimally efficient) furnace.
Six Things in Your Ducts That Can Make Your House Sick Oct 21, 2021 3:20:26 PM
Even homeowners with the most diligent cleaning routines or the best housekeeping contractors miss some of the nastiest stuff. Not because of careless, rushed work. It’s missed because it’s building up, out of sight in the airducts. Read more..
What exactly are you getting when you pay for an A/C tune-up? Is this like going to a car shop and them selling you “light bulb grease” for when you replace your tail light?
HVAC is a common acronym, but does anyone really know what the ‘V’ stands for? Heating is important. Air conditioning is a must. But so is the ventilation in a home.
Keep the Stink Out of the Sink
Garbage disposals work hard. They catch and churn all the stray bits and pieces we don’t even want to touch while washing the dishes. We know what goes down there,..
Ah, spring cleaning. We typically think of deep cleaning the interior and exterior of our homes in a mad weekend-rush: steam-cleaning carpets, clearing out that junk drawer (why are there so many..
The average household spends roughly $1,000 in heating fuel. Yikes.
We’ve all been there-at an auto body shop, buying new appliances, having someone over to check out our plumbing, and in this case, our furnace and AC.
What are you looking for in a furnace?
How many bottles of chemicals (and how much money) have you fruitlessly poured down the drain to unstop a clog?
Are the stockings hung by the chimney with care, but the toilet is overflowing everywhere?
