does your duct work need cleaned?

Posted on: 31 January 2022
Short cycling occurs when an air conditioner turns on and off repeatedly at close intervals. When an AC short-cycles, it turns off before cooling the home to the pre-set thermostat temperature. While this may seem like just a minor inconvenience, it can have dire effects on the system's performance. Short cycling occurs for different reasons, such as a dirty air filter, an oversized or undersized unit, and low refrigerant. Below are four problems that may arise if you fail to repair your unit.
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Posted on: 10 January 2022
Your air conditioner has the important job of reducing humidity in your house. Your home seems cooler with less humidity, and you feel more comfortable too. Humidity is pulled from your house naturally as the air conditioner runs and humidity forms condensation on the refrigerant coils. Here's a look at how this happens and the AC repairs that could be needed when the condensation doesn't drain properly. How AC Reduces Home Humidity
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Posted on: 1 December 2021
Many American homesteads use furnaces for heating purposes. People should take care of their furnaces to ensure they serve them for a long time. In contrast, poorly maintained furnaces usually develop multiple issues, such as clogged and dirty air filters, malfunctioning thermostats and ignition, control problems, and mechanical wear and tear. You should take proactive steps to rectify these issues to ensure your furnace is operating at maximum efficiency. Ensure you consult various furnace repair services to ensure your furnace is well maintained and functioning properly.
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Posted on: 9 November 2021
Your furnace will perform much better if it is maintained annually. Cleaning of the various furnace components is one of those necessary annual maintenance tasks.  1. Foul Odors For some, the first sign that a furnace needs to be cleaned is the smell. The odor of burning dust every time the furnace powers on is a common issue with dirty furnaces. You may also sometimes catch a whiff of mold or mildew if spores have begun to grow inside any part of the furnace or duct system.
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