Hot weather is right around the corner. You want to make sure that your air conditioner is prepared to handle the workload it will face during the warm summer months, and this means making sure you have an AC system that is sustainable.
As of January 1, 2020, R-22 refrigerant (better known as Freon) can no longer be made or imported into the United States. Many older air conditioners rely on Freon to produce cool air.
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It can be difficult to know the difference between your home's furnace having a small issue, where repairs can be delayed temporarily, and having a more severe issue that should be repaired immediately. If your heater is experiencing any of these issues, you should contact a local contractor for an emergency furnace repair.
Loud Noises
If you turn on your furnace and it begins to make a loud noise, it may be time to contact a local contractor for an emergency furnace repair.
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As a residential air conditioning system gets older, homeowners may begin to notice that their home no longer feels as cool and comfortable as it once did when the system was new. In some instances, this increasing lack of cool comfort in the home can be traced to other factors, such as drafty windows or a problem with the home's insulation. More often, however, a growing inability to lower temperatures and humidity levels inside the home are related to a developing repair issue with the home's air conditioning system.
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When you are sitting in your home, does it feel comfortable? If not, you may want to consider having a zone control HVAC system installed by a professional contractor. A traditional HVAC unit cools and heats the whole home, but a zoned system is simply designed to control the temperature in individual areas of the home. Prior to making this type of massive switch in your home, though, it is a good idea to not only talk to a professional HVAC contractor but to also do your own research and learn about the benefits of these zoned systems.
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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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