3 Signs Your Air Conditioner Needs Repairs

Posted on: 26 January 2018

Central air conditioning is a great way to beat the heat during the summer months. However, if you haven't been maintaining your air conditioner, it may not be as efficient as it should be, but a repair may be just what you need. If your air conditioner has been acting a little funny, check out these three signs your air conditioner needs repairs. The System Shuts off or Cycles too Often [Read More]

Three Types Of Heating Units

Posted on: 9 December 2017

Do you live in a property where the heating unit doesn't keep the house as warm as you want it to be? The unit may be so old that it can no longer do its job as well as it used to. There may also be issues with the heating unit that need to be repaired. Usually the costs of repairing the unit are better than replacing it altogether, but in some instances a replacement just can't be helped. [Read More]

What Is HVAC Maintenance And Why Is Is So Important?

Posted on: 1 November 2017

Do you experience problems with your furnace or air conditioning system almost every single year? If so, is it because these systems are old and outdated? If your systems are not extremely old and outdated, the problems you keep experiencing could be a result of lack of maintenance. Like any systems, HVAC systems need maintenance, and they need this regularly. Here are several things to know about HVAC maintenance, its importance, and the benefits it offers. [Read More]

Temperature/Pressure Relief Valve Installation Mistakes And Increased Risks Of Water Heater Explosions

Posted on: 27 February 2017

If you intend to heat your home with a water heater, it is important to be mindful of the Temperature/Pressure Relief (TPR) valve. This is because this valve plays the important role of protecting a water heater from explosions. It does this by preventing the unnecessary buildup of pressure that usually occurs as a result of thermal expansion. Installation mistakes can cripple the functioning of this valve. And when this happens, it exposes a the tank to risks of explosion. [Read More]