Troubleshooting Your Furnace

Posted on: 20 November 2020

Your air conditioner has a series of parts that have to work in tandem to keep the conditions inside your house perfect. When warm air from your home passes through the evaporator, the cold refrigerant absorbs the heat in it and evaporates. When the vaporized refrigerant passes through the condenser unit, it is cooled back down to liquid form, and the cycle continues. If there is a problem with the condenser unit, it will not cool down the refrigerant as it should, which will affect the function of the entire unit.
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Posted on: 22 October 2020

If you have a gas furnace, you have to deal with the byproducts of combustion, such as soot. Soot needs to be removed from your furnace regularly or else your furnace might malfunction. Soot is like dust, except it clings to parts in the combustion area, so it often has to be scrubbed off. If soot builds up, the flame sensor can be affected, and then you may need to call a heating repair service.
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Posted on: 18 September 2020

After going through a couple of hot summers without central air conditioning, you may have decided that you are ready to have a system installed. Since the unit itself will be positioned outside of your house, you may be having problems picking out a place for it to go. While you are trying to decide, make sure that you do not make the following mistakes when choosing a spot for your new AC unit.
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Posted on: 18 August 2020

Residential gas heating systems are cost-effective and environmentally-friendly. Even as you enjoy these inherent benefits, you must also pay enough attention to gas safety, ensuring you take all the necessary precautions, and act promptly whenever there's a gas safety issue such as leaks. Here's how qualified companies providing residential gas heating services help to ensure you are safe at all times. Proper Installation Shoddy work during installation is one of the biggest causes of residential gas leaks.
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