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do you need a whole-house dehumidifier?

Do you have an excessive amount of moisture in your home? Have you had the foundation checked for issues just to find that the moisture is coming from the air and not the structure? If your home is filled with moisture, it is time for you to look into having a whole-house dehumidifier installed. This system pulls the air from the duct work and filters the moisture out of it. It then pushes the dry air into your home and prevents more moisture from becoming an issue. This blog will explain the whole-house dehumidifier system to help you decide if it will do well in your home.

Why Your Central Air Conditioner Isn’t Cooling Your Home Like It Should

13 December 2016
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Do you sweat a lot on hot days because your central air conditioner doesn't cool down the house to a comfortable temperature? The lack of cool air can stem from numerous areas of the system needing professional maintenance. The extent of maintenance will depend on how well the system has been taken care of throughout the years, as you might even need to replace it altogether. Find out in this article why your central air conditioner has not been reaching a satisfactory temperature. Read More 

5 Essential Things to Know About Your House

13 October 2016
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As a homeowner, you don't need to be a master plumber or a certified HVAC technician. But you should know these five essential things about your house. 1. Where Your Property Lines Are Not every residential property has neat, natural boundaries. In some neighborhoods, lawns run right into each other with no discernible line of demarcation. Go to your town hall and ask to see the property maps for your property. Read More 

Dealing With Frozen AC Evaporator Coils

11 August 2016
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The evaporator unit in your residential AC unit can get so cold that it freezes the water vapor in the air in your home. On a hot summer day, you might think this sounds pretty good. The problem is that as more and more water vapor freezes onto the coils, it can block airflow, which means that no cool air will actually make it into your home. Thus, if you ever find ice on your evaporator coils, you need to know what you need to do about it. Read More 

Are Annual Furnace Inspections Necessary?

18 July 2016
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Even though a lot of furnace manufacturers and HVAC experts recommend annual furnace inspections, many people believe that it's an unnecessary expense. However, having a professional furnace inspection completed each fall before the winter heating season begins has several benefits. Learn why you should have your furnace inspected each year. Your Furnace Lasts Longer When you have your furnace inspected, the heating contractor makes sure your furnace is running in tip-top shape and that there aren't any potential problems with the furnace. Read More 

How To Winterize A Central AC Condenser

30 May 2016
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As the only part of your central air conditioner that is directly exposed to the elements, your condenser needs special protection for the winter months. Here are three steps any homeowner can use to winterize their central AC condenser. Clear the Area Around the Condenser Snow and ice around your condenser can cause more damage than you may realize. If they are allowed to build up, the cycle of melting and thawing will allow water to run into the condenser through the spaces between the aluminum fins on the unit. Read More