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23
Aug

How Does a Furnace Work? 4 Main Components & AFUE Ratings

Your furnace is the modern-day heart of your home. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, your heating system accounts for 45% of the average home’s energy expense (along with other space heating features). As the core of your HVAC system in the winter, it’s important to become familiar with the 4 main components of a furnace and annual fuel

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17
Aug

What Size Water Heater Do I Need? 2 Factors to Consider

“What size water heater do I need?” There isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer to this question. It depends on your personal needs and how much water you use during the day. To find the right size for your household, you’ll need to do some math. Don’t worry, though. It’s not as complicated as you think. As long as you know how

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17
Aug

10 Signs It’s Time To Repair or Replace Your Furnace

Good air quality, regulated temperatures, warmth in the winter—your furnace is responsible for a lot of components that make up a comfortable home. That’s why it’s important to have a furnace that is effective and efficient. Many times, homeowners don’t give much thought to their furnace’s effectiveness or efficiency unless there is no heat on a cold day. However, you

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20
Jul

5 Types of HVAC Air Filters: Advantages & Disadvantages

Like any mechanical system, having your HVAC system (Heating- Ventilation- Air Conditioning) routinely serviced will pay dividends in the long run. A proper annual “tune up” will also satisfy and keep in place the manufacture’s equipment warranty. Much like changing the motor oil in your automobile, per the auto manufacturers recommendations, it’s important to continuously replace your HVAC filters and

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7
Jul

5 Signs Of a Air Conditioner (AC) Refrigerant Leak & Ways to Find It

You may enjoy warm summer nights, but most of us don’t want heat creeping into our air-conditioned living spaces. If your AC unit has started blowing warm air or your home feels humid, you may have a refrigerant leak. Here’s an important thing to know about your AC unit and refrigerant: a properly running system circulates and maintains the same

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