5 Signs You Need A Residential Air Conditioner Replacement

Posted on 14 December 2022

Do you need to replace your air conditioner? If you don't know when the unit should be replaced or upgraded, you can be left paying a lot of money on energy costs without even having an air conditioner that is cool enough to keep your home comfortable. Just because your home came with a window or other air unit doesn't mean your air conditioner is ideal for your property. You may even be using the wrong air conditioner now. [Read More]

Are You Falling For One Of These 3 Common Duct Cleaning Myths?

Posted on 29 November 2022

It's easy to go about your daily life and forget about the importance of your home's ductwork. However, if your home has a central air conditioning or forced-air heating system, your ducts are critical paths connecting every part of your home. When your system runs, this ductwork collects and redistributes air throughout your house. While this important function ensures adequate ventilation and helps to distribute conditioned air, it also means that your ductwork can contribute to air quality issues. [Read More]

4 Reasons To Invest In Water Heater Repair Even If Your Appliance Only Has A Few Issues

Posted on 7 November 2022

Homeowners rely on water heaters daily for hot water, cooking, cleaning, and bathing. Although they are built to last for many years, they will eventually succumb to the effects of wear and tear. When this happens, you may start to notice your water heater is not working as efficiently as it once did or that it needs repairs more often. Even if your water heater is newer or doesn't have many issues, it's still vital to invest in professional repair services. [Read More]

Why Is There Liquid Beneath Your Air Conditioner?

Posted on 17 October 2022

If you notice water under your AC unit, you may not actually have a reason to be that concerned. Some water under your outdoor AC unit can be normal in some situations. It may also be the result of a very mild problem. Rarely, it could indicate something big is wrong. So, it's important to look a little closer and deduce which of the following reasons is to blame for the puddle. [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.