Learning About Commercial Air Conditioning Units

• Summer Is Here: 3 Steps You Should Take To Get Your Furnace Ready For Winter

  6 July 2016

  Summer is in full swing. Your furnace is probably the last thing on your mind. However, if you want it to be up and ready when winter returns, this is the perfect time to be thinking about your furnace. In fact, it's the perfect time to be servicing your furnace. Taking care of your furnace during the summer will ensure that it's ready to keep you warm as soon as the cooler temperatures arrive.

• Duct Sealing As Part Of AC Repair

  5 July 2016

  A damaged or under-performing AC unit can dramatically increase your cooling costs. On the other hand, your air conditioning unit is just one component of your AC system. You can have an AC system that is running at its optimum level and still not have a system that is running at its peak level. For example, leaky ducts can prevent your AC system from reaching full efficiency. Luckily, you should be able to diagnose and repair leaky ducts on your own.

• Remove Rust And Debris From A Baseboard Heater

  5 July 2016

  If warm air isn't blowing out through the vents in the baseboard heater that is located in your home's bathroom, due to rust and debris that is lodged between the vents and parts of the heater's interior, use the following steps to clean them. After you have cleaned the heater, apply a rust inhibitor to the heater's surface and clean the heater at regular intervals throughout the year to keep it maintained.

• Plumbing 101: 3 Deadly Sins You Should Avoid

  30 June 2016

  Plumbing systems are comprised of a network of pipes that work hard to bring you water—as well as transport waste away. If you are like most people, you probably don't give much thought to your plumbing system. Unfortunately, this often leads to costly mistakes that could have been avoided. Fortunately, you can easily avoid costly mistakes by not committing these three deadly plumbing sins: 1. Using Drain Cleaner Too Often In Large Amounts

• Have A Window Mounted Air Conditioner? Know How To Maintain It

  30 June 2016

  A window mounted air conditioner is different from central air conditioning because it is best used to provide cool air for small space. The unit may be small, but it still needs maintenance to operate properly or it could fail prematurely. The following things should be done every couple of months to make sure it's working properly. Change The Air Filter  Your window mounted air conditioner could have a reusable or a disposable air filter.