Upgrading The Heating System For Your Home

Undertaking a project to improve your home's heating can be an excellent investment of your time and energy as this is an improvement that will be capable of dramatically enhancing the warmth of your home while also minimizing your energy costs as much as possible. The Ventilation Needs Of The Heating System A key factor to review when you are upgrading a home's heating system will be the amount of ventilation that the system will require. [Read More]

Why Does Your Central Air Conditioning Unit Keep Blowing Its Fuses?

Central air conditioning systems use fuses to protect the condenser or outdoor unit from current overflows. If more electricity flows through the circuit than the fuses are designed for, the fuses heat up and burn out, cutting the power supply to the air conditioner. Fuses are small, inexpensive devices that are easy to replace. However, merely replacing them without addressing the underlying problem can expose your central AC to extensive damage. [Read More]

3 Of The Most Common Furnace Issues And Their Possible Solutions

The cold weather is here, and everyone is doing their best to stay indoors and maintain comfort. During such times, the furnace helps keep your household warm, but only when it is in excellent working condition. On the other hand, if you have had to layer up or add an extra blanket to your bed, you probably have issues with your furnace. Here are the most common complications that furnaces develop and their possible solutions. [Read More]

Maintaining Your Box-Style Air Conditioner

If you have an air conditioning unit installed in one of the windows of your home to keep the room where it is located cool, you undoubtedly want it to work properly at times when the temperature becomes too hot for comfort. There are some steps that are necessary to ensure your unit works as it should at all times. Take Time To Clean Your Unit Periodically  With the constant running of an air conditioning unit, it will become clogged with debris that is sucked through the ventilation system. [Read More]