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August 17, 2019

We know all sorts of AC systems

Strange noises in your system
Maybe a screw is loose – often a simple fix. However, you also could have other, more serious complications, such as a bad blower motor or a bent fan blade.

July 16, 2019

Tips for repairing PTAC units

If your PTAC unit has problems, we can fix it, whether the coils are iced over, the filter is clogged, it’s spitting water or the system just won’t deliver the temperature you need to be comfortable.

June 11, 2019

How to Prepare for an AC Installation

Whether you’ve never owned an AC unit or your current system needs an upgrade, there are a few things you should to do to prepare for an AC installation. Read on to learn how to get your home ready for a new air conditioning system, so that when the time comes, installation will be quick and efficient.

May 23, 2019

HVAC maintenance is worth it

Preventive maintenance is the secret to making a heating, ventilation and air conditioning system work better, last longer and hold down utility costs.

May 10, 2019

3 Reasons to call a professional HVAC technician

DIY home improvement tips are everywhere you look these days; however, some jobs are still better left to the professionals. When it comes to something as important as your heating and cooling system, it’s a good idea to call an HVAC technicianto handle any tasks that go beyond changing filters and simple cleaning. They have the proper training and experience to provide timely and cost-effective solutions.

April 04, 2019

Air Duct Cleaning: What It Can Do for Your Home

Keeping your home in great shape requires regular maintenance. Your air ducts can trap a variety of contaminants that enter your HVAC system, and keeping them tidy will significantly benefit your house and its inhabitants. The following are a few of the many advantages air duct cleaning can have on both your home and health.

March 27, 2019

Need a new boiler?

Thanks to technological improvements, today’s condensing boiler is very efficient and cost-effective, far better than the non-condensing boilers of old.

New models get top ratings – 90 percent and even 95 percent AFUE, the Annualized Fuel Utilization Estimate that grades them for efficiency. That’s an A to most teachers, far better than the 75 percent or even 70 percent that an older boiler will score.