Did your air conditioner break at the end of last summer and you didn’t replace it because cooler days were ahead? Does your AC system still work but you know it’s not as efficient or up to date as it should be and you are thinking about AC installation? While you still have some time before summer arrives and the hottest temperatures of the year return, your best bet would be to get this task taken care of sooner rather than later, ideally early this spring if you want to be able to ensure peace of mind and possibly save some money while you’re at it. Read More»
It’s not a secret that you should maintain your HVAC equipment, but it’s also something that many homeowners allow to fall by the wayside. Unfortunately, it’s very easy to neglect basic maintenance procedures or simply never to realize what you need to do to keep your system healthy. On the other hand, you may have purchased or inherited a home where the previous owner neglected maintenance.
Whatever the case, a lack of maintenance will compound over time, leading to more failures and a shorter overall lifespan of the system. Read More»
If you’re building a new home or renovating an existing one, you may have some options when it comes to the location of your HVAC equipment. Typical homes use split-system air conditioners that supply cooled air via built-in ductwork, although alternatives such as package systems and mini-split systems exist. However, standard central air conditioning systems will require both an outdoor and indoor component.
Where you choose to place your condenser and evaporator units will impact their longevity, performance, and ease of access for future maintenance. Read More»
If your air conditioning system is getting older you need to watch out for problems, it may have. Some problems become much worse over time, and you may have to replace the air conditioning unit. To prevent this from happening, keep reading for 3 issues you may have.
Not Powering On
If the air conditioning unit turns off and you cannot get it to come back on the first thing to check is the thermostat. Read More»
Commercial refrigerators are built to be highly efficient and long-lasting. But this does not mean that you shouldn’t maintain and service them periodically. After all, even the best commercial pieces of appliances can develop problems.
Since your commercial refrigerator is an essential appliance at your place of business, you wouldn’t want it to suddenly break down and interfere with workflow. The last thing you want to deal with is a day’s worth of fresh foods going stale because your refrigerator won’t come on. Read More»
