Two Important HVAC Maintenance Jobs You Can Do Today

Posted on 30 August 2017

Does it seem like your heating and air conditioning are just not working like they used to? Does it seem like your airflow is reduced and the air coming out just isn't as cold as it should be?  If so, you might be able to fix these problems today, with tools you already have in the garage. You don't always need to resort to hiring professionals to service your HVAC system. [Read More]

What To Do When Your Cooling Expenses Start To Break The Bank

Posted on 18 August 2017

When you start receiving energy bills that seem to be becoming more expensive with each passing month, you might be at a loss concerning what you can do about the situation. While you definitely don't want to have to endure unbearably hot conditions when you're relaxing at home, it can also be difficult to bear the brunt of cooling costs that are out of your budget. Although the situation may seem to be out of your hands, there are things you can do. [Read More]

Is A Heating And Cooling System Maintenance Plan Necessary?

Posted on 4 August 2017

There are many steps you can take to guarantee that your home's heating and cooling system is properly working throughout the year. One of those is to have a maintenance plan from your HVAC contractor. If you are unsure if a plan is right for you, here is what you need to know.   What Is in a Maintenance Plan?  Heating and cooling maintenance plans, or a service contract, is basically an agreement between you and your HVAC contractor that he or she will provide maintenance services to your system. [Read More]

Why Summer Is The Right Time To Have Your Heating System Serviced

Posted on 24 July 2017

You might not need to use your heating system right now, but it doesn't hurt to have it prepared for the upcoming fall and winter. Right now is actually a good opportunity to have your heating system thoroughly inspected by a trusted and experienced HVAC technician. There are plenty of reasons why you should have your furnace inspected right now instead of waiting until the end of summer to have it done. [Read More]

About Me

Keeping My System Healthy

A few years ago, I realized that my air conditioner was starting to die. In addition to struggling to pump out cool air, it made a lot of noise. After calling an HVAC professional to look at my system, I realized that a lot of the problems were my fault. My air conditioner coils were clogged with dust and dirt, and the actual motor had developed some pretty serious problems. I felt really dumb about it, but I learned a lot about HVAC that summer. This blog is designed to teach you how to keep your air conditioner and furnace in tip-top condition.