Your air conditioner runs season after season without fail, but it's getting a bit older and you may end up with a few issues in the seasons coming up. Your system may not need to be replaced just yet, but it may be in need of a tune-up. If you aren't sure if you should pay for your system to have a tune-up, read on for reasons why it's important to do each season.
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The hot and long days of summer can really test your home's air conditioning system. If this year's summer temperatures have caused you to discover that your AC system is lacking the ability to keep your home as cool as you would like, it's probably time to install a new system.
Many options exist for modern homeowners looking at cooling equipment for their homes. You should give careful consideration to a ductless mini-split system installation in the near future.
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It's easy to fume when you're stuck in a hot and humid apartment, with a landlord who won't fix your air conditioning. Record-breaking heat waves mean baking all day and long, sweaty, sleepless nights. If you're a tenant about to have a (justifiable) temper tantrum because of your lackadaisical landlord, hold off on the heated argument because that just may warm you up further without actually solving the problem at hand.
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Mold can grow almost anywhere. The problem with mold growth in certain areas, though, is that the mold can easily be circulated to other areas of your home, especially if mold is growing in your air ducts.
Detecting Mold
There is sometimes visual evidence that you have mold growing in your air ducts. Otherwise, you may have a hunch that there is mold growing in your air ducts, but you won't know for sure unless you have them inspected by professionals.
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As a homeowner, it is very important for you to make sure that you are well aware of slab leaks and what can cause them. To help you with this, you will want to check out the following information.
Underground Soil Shifting
This is one of those problems that you really cannot prevent from happening, as it is something that is generally caused by a force of nature. The shifting of soil under your house can happen because of changes with an underground stream, an earthquake, or simply from soil erosion.
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