HVAC / Air Conditioning
How Can You Make Your Home Cooler without using Air Conditioning?
by Guest Post on Oct 18, 2016
If the temperature in your home is too hot then you obviously need to find a way to cool it down. The problem with using air conditioning to do this is that it can be expensive to run. It may be that you do not want to add this cost to the household expenditure you already have. Continue reading →
Four Tips to Help Prolong the Life of Your AC Unit
by Jane Brown on Nov 21, 2016
When you walk in from a hot summer day, you expect to be hit with a rush of cool air. Your air conditioning unit is crucial to keeping your home comfortable during the warm months. On average, a central air conditioning unit will last about 10 to 15 years. Continue reading →
3 Reasons Regular HVAC Cleaning is Important
by Niv Orlian on Dec 20, 2016
Maybe you are moving into a new home that uses an HVAC system for the first time, or perhaps you have had an HVAC system in your home for years, but are unsure what type of maintenance and cleaning is required. Continue reading →
Reasons Why Your Aircon Emitting Foul Smell
by Winnie Leong on Jan 2, 2017
Have you encountered smelly aircon in your house or office? Many have switched on their air-conditioner to enjoy the cooling. However, when there is a foul smell blowing out of your units, it can cause great discomfort and an unpleasing environment. These smells can spread throughout your room or even house. Continue reading →
Installing a Wood Burning Fireplace Insert like a Professional
by Jude McDonald on Jan 18, 2017
A wood burning fireplace insert has many benefits over traditional gas and electrical alternatives. Most significantly by choosing to heat your home using wood you can take control of your finances. Continue reading →
Save a Repair Bill This Fall with This 13-Step Furnace Maintenance Guide!
by Guest Post on Feb 6, 2017
It is important to have your furnace inspected regularly, but a professional inspection, furnace service, and repair can run you $100 or more depending on where you live and the time of year. Fortunately, you can easily save on this process by conducting it yourself. Continue reading →
Save Money This Winter by Rearranging Your Furniture
by Guest Post on Feb 15, 2017
There are several ways you can save money on your electricity bill this winter. Some are obvious, such as scheduling maintenance, changing filters, or using programmable thermostats, but something as simple as rearranging furniture is also a great way to save money this winter. Continue reading →
Hidden Dangers in Your Home Due to Broken Furnace and AC System
by Ghost Writer on Feb 18, 2017
There are hidden risks in your home that could potentially endanger your family. This can be brought about by a damaged HVAC that needs to be addressed by a qualified plumbing and heating service right away. The alternative, of course, is a potential health and safety issue to the home residents. Continue reading →
Can I Clean My Home’s Air Ducts Myself?
by Kurt Schell on Mar 24, 2017
As a DIYer, we love to save money and do things just like the pros do. So what about HVAC systems? Is it possible to clean your own air ducts, furnace, and air conditioner just like the professionals do? This is a common question that we get frequently, so let us go over what you can and maybe cannot do. Continue reading →
Home Energy Efficiency Key to Battling Climate Change
by James Helliwell on Mar 24, 2017
Home energy efficiency is the act of reducing the wasted energy used in houses. This could involve a building survey on a property in order to thoroughly examine its energy outgoings, and see where it’s being wasted. Continue reading →
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