When my husband died, I realized that it was going to be up to me to fix things around the house. It was a daunting task, especially since he had repaired everything for the last ten years. The first order of business was the furnace, which had been on the fritz for a few months. I read the user manual, and realized that the furnace filter was clogged. After changing it, my system regulated its own temperature much better, which was a huge relief. This blog is all about troubleshooting your furnace so that you can enjoy a comfortable, safe home.
Posted on: 2 February 2021
Does your home have odors in your home that you want to get rid of? If so, it helps to know how your HVAC system can actually help to get rid of them.
Know That Odors Are Essentially Particles
One thing to realize about bad odors is that they are essentially just particles in the air that we are breathing in. If you are able to eliminate those particles, then you will eliminate the odor.
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Posted on: 23 December 2020
You need to know your furnace is going to kick on and keep your family warm in the winter. In fact, in certain conditions, a furnace going out is an emergency situation, so you want to call the HVAC repair company and let them know that you are dealing with an emergency situation because the furnace won't produce any warmth. There are times when the furnace may be acting up in a way that lets you know it's time to replace it as well.
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Posted on: 23 November 2020
A recent diagnosis of acute hypersensitivity pneumonitis probably answers a lot of questions. You might have wondered why you regularly experienced unexplainable coughing and breathing difficulties, along with a range of other unpleasant symptoms. It's simply that your lungs are incredibly sensitive to any airborne contaminants. Your doctor will be able to treat the condition, but the most effective way to fight it is to avoid these airborne contaminants as much as possible.
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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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