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Is It Safe to Drink Hard Water?

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From annoying and a nuisance to smelly and icky, hard water conjures up a range of adjectives for many people — and very few are positive. But if it’s your main source of drinking water, you may wonder if it’s safe to drink. While this concern is understandable, it is safe to drink. Here we’ll […]

Does a Whole House Fan Work in Every Season?

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Many homeowners in colder climates may not be aware how beneficial their whole house fan can be during the winter. Believe it or not, using your whole house fan is highly recommended for use in every season. One great reason is that a whole house fan acts as both a ventilation system and an air […]

All About Heat Pumps: How They Work, Efficiency & More!

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A heat pump is an HVAC system that provides year-round comfort with both heating and cooling capabilities. Heat pumps don’t require complicated air duct systems or much space, so they’re popular for their versatility and efficiency. How Heat Pumps Work Heat pumps extract warm outside air near the outdoor unit and pump it indoors during […]

Easy Ways to Stay Cool and Save Money at Home

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Summer is not synonymous with staying cool and saving money. Between rising temperatures and family vacations, it can’t hurt to learn small yet effective ways to keep your home cooler and your bank account fuller. Nobody wants to be without air conditioning, especially in the hot and humid parts of the country. While there’s nothing […]

7 Lessons Star Wars Can Teach You About HVAC

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If you’re like us, then you’ve had two things on your mind lately. First, of course, is figuring out how to properly prepare your home for the changing seasons. Spring is upon us, which means we’ll have to make a few adjustments to our HVAC system in order to stay comfortable without breaking the bank. […]

Garage Conversion: Which AC Option Is Best?

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Are you considering converting your garage into a living space? If so, one important aspect to consider is how to regulate the temperature. You will need to decide which air conditioning option will be best for your space. Your needs will depend on the location of your garage, how secure the room is, and your […]

3 Common Reasons Your Air Conditioning Is Blowing Warm Air

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Cooling your home is important not only because it keeps you comfortable, but also because it protects your belongings and the quality of your indoor air from the harmful effects of humidity. Unfortunately, certain issues may affect your air conditioner’s ability to create and move cooled air into the home. If your thermostat is set […]

4 Mistakes You May Be Making With Your Thermostat

Close-up of a person adjusting a boiler control panel. The display shows 64.0 degrees Celsius and a time of 14:45.

When you think about your heating and cooling system, you probably think about the outdoor units, furnace, ductwork, and vents. These are all important components to create and move conditioned air into your home. However, your thermostat is also an imperative part of heating and cooling your home in an effective and efficient manner. Even […]

2 Common Causes of Insufficient Compressor Lubrication

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Most residential air conditioners utilize reciprocating compressors to pressurize the gaseous refrigerant. The compressors ensure that the refrigerant flows readily through the system. Reciprocating compressors work in the same manner as automotive engines, with pistons that move back and forth inside of a closed cylinder. Also like automotive engines, reciprocating compressors require constant lubrication to […]

2 Common Causes of Air Conditioner Compressor Burnout

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All air conditioners rely on the component known as the compressor to circulate refrigerant throughout the system. The compressor achieves this task by increasing the pressure and velocity of the gaseous refrigerant returning from the evaporator coil. Without a working compressor, your air conditioning system simply wouldn’t be able to cool your home. Unfortunately, the […]

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