HVAC For The Layman

Posted on: 19 January 2022

Modern furnaces are safe and reliable, but that's only because of years of engineering and design to ensure that failures don't create dangerous situations. Much of this modern design revolves around using sensors to detect problems and shut the furnace down in conditions that may threaten your health or property. While these protections keep you safe, it's still critical to realize when your furnace may not be working due to one of these problems.
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Posted on: 17 December 2021

Modern furnaces are relatively long-lasting. You may find estimates ranging from fifteen years up to a few decades for the average lifespan of a gas-fired furnace. While this long lifespan means that it's easy to get plenty of value for your money, it also means that many homeowners are operating relatively ancient units. Replacing an old furnace comes with substantial gains in reliability and efficiency but with a high price tag.
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Posted on: 1 December 2021

Summer is still many months away, which means you're probably not too concerned about your air conditioner. However, if you want to be ready when the warm weather finally does arrive, you should take care of the AC maintenance right away. Many people postpone AC maintenance until summer, but that's not always the best approach. This is especially true in regions where temperatures can rise quickly.  That's why winter AC maintenance is such an important procedure.
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Posted on: 4 November 2021

When the sweltering heat of summer hits, your air conditioner is your main line of defense to keep you comfortable. For that very reason, you want to make sure you keep your AC unit running in tip-top shape. Unfortunately, unnecessary strain can cause your AC to run harder than it needs to. Even more unfortunate is that unnecessary strain can shorten the lifespan of your air conditioner. Fortunately, there are ways to ensure your AC isn't overworked and repaired properly for your comfort and convenience.
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