How to Protect Your Air Conditioner over Winter
October 30th, 2017“Winterizing” your air conditioning system isn’t complicated, and it will reward you with protecting the system from potential damage.
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“Winterizing” your air conditioning system isn’t complicated, and it will reward you with protecting the system from potential damage.
Your instinct about a filter potentially blocking the airflow in your ventilation system is a correct one. But you can avoid this problem.
If you are a business owner in Oregon, you want to ensure your various heating systems in your building are ready to take on the stress of the coming winter.
If you’re asking this question, it’s probably because you’ve noticed something wrong with your central air conditioning system, but it isn’t affecting cooling performance.
We recommend you armor up your house against the flu and other microbes by arranging to have a special type of air purifier installed: a UV air purifier.
Not only won’t closing room vents help reduce costs, it can cause damage to the HVAC system.
If you can’t match an increase in utility bills with an increased use of the air conditioner, it’s a good idea to look into the HVAC system.
At some point, you may need to have your water heater professionally repaired, and it helps to know the warning indications that something has gone wrong.
Whether it’s a replacement or an expansion, the key factor you need to know about a commercial HVAC unit is its tonnage. What does that mean?
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