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Learning About Residential Furnaces

Hi, my name is Frank. When I moved into my new home, I was shocked at the poor performance of the furnace. It would not kick on unless the thermostat was set to full blast. When it did turn on, it barely pumped out enough air to warm up the space directly around the vents. My HVAC contractor helped me understand that a new furnace needed to be ordered right away. The contractor also performed the install and subsequent maintenance procedures. In an effort to help others in a similar situation, my site will cover the process of replacing, maintaining and fixing residential furnaces. Thanks for coming by.

Three Reasons Why You May Engage A Pipe Fabrication Company

Posted on May 10, 2018

Pipe fabrication is exactly how it sounds; the manufacturing and fabrication of pipes. Most of the work done by these industries is all the same pipe sizes and lengths commonly used in everyday applications. However, you can request unusual or custom pipes, too. As an HVAC contractor, you may, on occasion, engage a pipe fabrication company. When you do, it will probably be for one of the following reasons. You Are Trying to Hook up New Pipe to Really Old Pipe [Read More]

5 Ways To Reduce Energy Costs On Heating And Cooling

Posted on March 26, 2018

If you, like many other Americans, pay too much for your heating and cooling, you may be wondering how you can reduce energy usage. While, there are times when a total system replacement is needed, in many cases, there are some things you can do around your house to boost the efficiency of your current HVAC system. Check out these five ways you can reduce energy costs. Check Insulation Levels [Read More]

Just Bought A Home In A Desert Environment? Consider Installing A Heat Pump

Posted on February 8, 2018

Moving to a hot desert environment can be a major change for many people. However, you can make it easier for yourself by installing a heat pump. These heaters are a great choice for a desert home for a multitude of reasons. Why Heat Pumps Are Advantageous To Desert Homes Heating systems in the desert might not seem necessary. However, even desert climates suffer from chillier temperatures during the winter. While you might not experience a lot of snow or freezing temperatures, it can dip into the 40s and even the high 30s during the night in the desert. [Read More]

Sign Your Home's Air Conditioner Needs Replacement Rather Than Repair

Posted on December 28, 2017

When your home's air conditioning suddenly stops working, you may look for ways that you can repair the system first before you replace it. Unfortunately, there may be some situations where repair is not the best option. That is because you could be putting money into a piece of equipment that does not have many years of use left in it, causing you to spend money that could be used to purchase a whole new air conditioner. [Read More]