When your current HVAC system has reached the end of its lifespan, you will need to purchase a new one and have it installed. One of the most common mistakes that homeowners make when purchasing a new HVAC unit is oversizing their new unit, or buying one that is too large or has a higher capacity than they need. It is common for people to think that buying a bigger unit allows their home to heat or cool faster.…
Read More »The sun is out, the birds are singing, and spring is turning into summer. With the rising temperatures also comes the need to turn on the AC for the first time of the season. Unfortunately, this doesn’t go as planned and homeowners often find that the system that was working great in fall is failing to turn on come spring. The following are a few reasons why your AC may be having issues.…
Read More »Your furnace accumulates a surprising amount of dust and dirt over the heating season. All the air in your home is circulated through the furnace and heating ducts so any dust in your home can fall out and accumulate inside the furnace. While the filter catches a lot of dust and keeps it out of the furnace, dust still manages to get inside, especially if you get lax about changing the filter on time.…
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