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Stay cool this summer by adequately maintaining your air conditioner. Five frequently asked questions about your air conditioner are answered below. How Do Air Conditioners Function? To cool the air in your home, air conditioners expel the warm indoor air outside. The cooling effect is achieved as vents blow air over an array of pipes …
Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems are rather complicated in nature. This is why it is often recommended that you hire specialists whenever HVAC installation, maintenance, or St. Louis ac repair is required. In this post, experts will discuss the important components of an HVAC system and offer some tips on their proper installation. …
Whether installing a brand new HVAC system or trying to keep up with repairs on an older one, relying on the same HVAC company makes sound sense. A home is always evolving, as are the appliances inside of it, and having a team of professionals who are already familiar with your home will save you lots …
As the importance of indoor air quality becomes more widely known, there has been an increase in the number of whole-house dehumidifiers sold each year. As of 2011, one out of every ten homes was operating a whole-house dehumidifier, and the numbers continue to grow. Taking the moisture out of the air inside your home …
Quite often, the air conditioner starts to leak water and homeowners tend to ignore it until the time they start noticing a drop in performance or damage to the property. In the summer, when the outside temperatures soar, it is your air conditioning system that maintains your home at a temperature that keeps you cool and …
With increasing utility prices, energy efficiency is at the top of every homeowner’s mind. Would a home energy audit be helpful for you? Apart from flaring energy bills, there are several other problems that can be a result of poor energy efficiency, and homeowners might not even realize it. If we break down a residential …