3 AC Mistakes To Avoid This Summer
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1 July 2019
The summer is a key time for running your air conditioning. Not only does it remove warm air, but the air conditioning system also removes humidity, ensuring your home is not only comfortable, but also free of moisture. Unfortunately, you may not be running and maintaining your AC system in the most efficient manner possible. This guide will teach you a few mistakes to avoid when cooling your home this summer.
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4 Tips To Maintain Your Central Air Conditioner
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22 May 2019
A central air conditioner is the best way to keep your house at the exact right temperature. If you live somewhere that gets uncomfortably warm, central AC can turn your home into the retreat that you need. However, like all appliances, central air conditioners need maintenance to perform at their best. Here are four tips to help you maintain your central air system:
1. Ensure that your condenser unit is not obstructed.
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4 Air Conditioning Maintenance Reminders To Prevent Serious Summer Problems
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18 April 2019
Soon, summer will be here and so will the normal maintenance routines. The maintenance routines do not end in spring; they are going to continue throughout the summer. You may want to consider creating reminders on a calendar so that your AC maintenance does not get neglected. The following reminders will help ensure the most essential AC maintenance is done throughout the summer months:
1. Scheduling Spring AC Servicing Before Hot Summer Weather
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Should You Even Consider Installing Radiant Floor Heating?
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22 January 2019
Although radiant floor heating has been around for centuries, it is not something that many people in the US consider using to heat their home. However, it is a very efficient method. Not only will it keep the air in the house at a comfortable temperature, but it will also do so in a manner that allows you to use less energy. Very basically, radiant floor heating is done with either electric wires and pads or with water tubes under the flooring, These then heat the floor, and the heat will disperse upward throughout the room.
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