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Managing Your HVAC System

When I was a kid, we didn't have air conditioning. During the summer, we would swelter in our beds, wishing for a cooler night or a little rainy weather. When I realized that other families had controllable climates, I longed for the day that I could enjoy my own air conditioning. As an adult, air conditioning and climate control has always intrigued me, which is why I have tried to learn as much as I can about the subject. This blog is all about honing your HVAC skills and learning more about your system--especially if you are a beginner.

What To Do If Your Sink Drain Is Letting Up A Lot Of Bad Smells

Posted on May 24, 2019

If you have a smelly sink drain in the house, you will want to make sure that you are doing something about that as soon as possible. After all, the smell might actually start to get a lot worse. Don't make the mistake of assuming that the stench will simply go away on its own. Instead, you will want to make it a point to do the following:  Pour Boiling Water Down The Drain [Read More]

Common Reasons Your Gas Heater May Stop Working

Posted on April 19, 2019

Few things are more alarming than waking up or walking into a home on a freezing winter day to discover that your gas heater is no longer properly warming up the house. Before you panic and begin worrying about how much it will cost to replace your heater, it is best to contact a reputable HVAC company to inspect your heater. A gas heater can stop working for a number of reasons, and in many cases, the issues causing the problem can be repaired by a professional. [Read More]

Space Heaters: A Closer Look At Temporary Heating While Waiting For Your HVAC Technician

Posted on March 11, 2019

When you are rolled in heating blankets and desperately trying to stay warm while waiting for an HVAC technician to come and repair your furnace, you can use a number of different portable heaters to keep your house warm. The following selection of heaters are available for sale from most home improvement, hardware, and big box stores. Just make sure you heed the warnings on the boxes/in the instructions when using these heaters. [Read More]

Cleaning Your Air Conditioner's Outdoor Condenser Unit Keeps Air Flowing Freely Throughout The System

Posted on January 23, 2019

Your air conditioner's condenser unit sits outside, which makes it vulnerable to becoming clogged with dust and debris. You should clean the unit at least once a year — the best time of year to do so is during the spring, which clears off any leaves that fall during the winter and ensures your air conditioner is ready for the warmer months. Cleaning your condenser unit will improve its airflow and reduce the risk that it will overheat, so it's an important maintenance task that helps to increase the longevity of your air conditioning system. [Read More]