Common Air Conditioning Problems You Should Know About

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Common heating and air conditioning problems can be classified into three main categories: poor installation, improper operation, and lack of service or maintenance. Air conditioners are often made to last for 15 to 20 years, but if you’re experiencing issues long before its lifetime, you will need the help of AC repair professionals to properly…

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4 Factors That Affect HVAC Installation and Repair Costs

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  A new HVAC system is an important investment, so you should put long-term costs into consideration, including repair, maintenance, and energy costs. The following are some factors that can affect the overall costs of a new air conditioning system.

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Why NATE® Certification Matters for Air Conditioning Technicians

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Anyone can learn how to install an air conditioner or troubleshoot an HVAC system. After all, YouTube and online education have made learning new skills possible. However, when you hire someone to do your HVAC repair and installation, you want to make sure this person is qualified. To do that, you simply need to ask…

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Measuring and Reducing Air Conditioning Noise

Measuring and Reducing Air Conditioning Noise

Part of air conditioner usage is the noise that comes with it. Even if you buy a brand new unit, you’ll notice that they still make noise, and during its lifetime, the noise can change, become louder, but never completely disappear. Here’s how you can measure and reduce the noise from your air conditioning unit.…

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Why Schools Need Air Conditioning

Recently, the Department of Energy has partnered with K-12 school districts and other stakeholders to pursue a zero-energy goal. This means schools that maximize energy efficiency to “create inspiring and dynamic learning environments”. With this goal in mind, one important aspect comes into play and that is indoor air quality and air conditioning.

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The Advantages of Programmable Thermostats

Whether you’re looking to upgrade to smarter and more environment-friendly heating and cooling systems or just to trim a few dollars off your monthly bill, you’ll find a good reason to make the switch to programmable thermostats. Any advanced HVAC contractor will admit that this new technology is the best solution when it comes to…

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HVAC Specialists Explain Volatile Organic Compounds

Most people spend the majority of their time indoors; it’s important to consider this when buying a swamp cooler or refrigerated air conditioner. After all, indoor comfort is not just about maintaining a desired temperature; it is also about making sure that your home has good indoor air quality.

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Refrigerated Air Conditioning Experts Weigh In On BTUs

As a refrigerated air conditioning system expert, we recommend learning more about cooling systems. For example, when looking for an evaporative cooler (also known as a swamp cooler), you may come across the acronym BTU in the product’s description and name. This acronym stands for British Thermal Unit and it is a useful guideline in…

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The Meaning of HVAC Energy Efficiency Ratings

When buying new heating and air conditioning systems, you have to consider certain factors. The main thing to consider is the system’s energy efficiency ratings. Scoping out a service unit’s SEER or EER numbers can help determine if a system can satisfy your air conditioning needs. Here’s a look at the meaning behind the energy…

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What You Need to Know About Attic HVAC Units

Heating and cooling systems are among the most important appliances in any given home. Whether it’s keeping your indoor environment cool during the summer or warm during the winter, you’ll need to plan its installation properly to optimize its use. An option that you may want to consider is attic HVAC installation. Here are a…

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