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When to Replace the Ductwork in Your Home

October 12, 2021

Did you know that you can lose conditioned air due to poor duct connections, leaks and holes? Your duct is essential as it supplies warm or cool air to your home. Sadly, problems with your ductwork reduce its lifecycle and make your home uncomfortably cold or hot. These problems can also cost you extra electricity bills. To avoid such problems, you need to replace your ductwork as soon as you notice it has developed some inefficiencies. But how do you know it’s time to replace your ductwork? Read on to find answers to this vital question.

6 Mistakes That Can Void Your HVAC Warranty

September 26, 2021

Updated September 2023 Your new air conditioner or heater likely came with a manufacturer’s warranty. This agreement covers certain parts, replacements, and repairs. It’s a firm guarantee to safeguard you from faulty equipment, and it can save you thousands of dollars over the lifespan of your system. Unfortunately, however, there are several things that you can do to void this agreement, even if they’re done inadvertently. Let’s consider six warranty mistakes that every San Antonio homeowner should avoid. Contact Us Today! 1. Not Registering Your Warranty One of the most

How Does Central Air Conditioning Work?

June 21, 2021

Central air conditioning has become a staple for many homeowners who enjoy the comfort that it brings during the hot summer months. While there are many appliances that you may never know the inner workings of, your air conditioning system shouldn’t be one of them. When you have a general understanding of how your air conditioning system works, you can better assess problems and perform necessary maintenance. A General Understanding Most people think of an air conditioning system as a cooling system. While it does help to reduce the temperature in your home, it doesn’t actually

What Are the Major Parts of an Air Conditioner?

April 6, 2021

If you have a problem with your air conditioner, you can help both your HVAC tech and yourself by taking a few minutes to learn how your system works. Add to that the major components, and how to know if they are bad, and you will experience a new level of peace. The Most Common Symptoms of Air Conditioner Problems Your air conditioner is a relatively simple system designed to cool your space. When a part of the system doesn’t work properly, you are likely to experience some common symptoms, regardless of what part it is.

What Are Ways I Can Conserve Energy?

March 20, 2021

Reducing your household energy consumption can be beneficial on many fronts. Apart from saving you money, every little effort towards energy conservation contributes in a big way to environmental conservation when viewed cumulatively on a national level. According to the EPA, America can save up to $600 million in utility costs every year and cut harmful greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 9 billion pounds annually if every American swapped one bulb with a more energy-efficient one. In most instances, energy conservation does not entail much. Changing old habits by making small adjustments to your daily routines

Is It Normal to Smell Gas Near a Furnace?

March 15, 2021

Your furnace is one of the most active equipment in your household. As a complex system, it is bound to develop faults in the course of its operation. For homeowners, a gas leak is probably one of the most alarming issues. So you ought to understand the signs of leakages from your furnace. We’ll also explore practical steps you can take when you suspect a gas leak. Recognize the Smell of Gas Leaks The two most common sources of fuel for most gas furnaces are natural gas and propane. Both gases are odorless and colorless. As

How Energy Efficient Are Heat Pumps?

March 8, 2021

With a few exceptions, the winters in Selma tend to be fairly mild. Therefore, although a typical furnace is an adequate way to heat your home, there is another heating option that is far more efficient. A heat pump provides the same level of heating as a furnace while using energy far more efficiently. To understand just how efficient a heat pump can be and whether a heat pump is right for your home, check out this guide from Beyer Air Conditioning & Heating on heat pump efficiency. What Is a Heat Pump? A heat pump has one job: to

How To Make An Old Home More Energy-Efficient

February 20, 2021

Are you currently struggling with high energy costs in your home? This is a typical concern in most older houses. While age is subjective when it comes to houses, your home will begin to show signs of energy inefficiency after the first couple of decades. The good news is, these tricks can help you keep your home highly energy-efficient all-year-round. This is how to make an old home more energy-efficient and cut on the recurrent bills. Start With an Energy Audit Unless you have concrete evidence of actual energy inefficiency

How Often Should You Get HVAC Maintenance?

February 15, 2021

When the weather gets unbearable, you may turn on your HVAC system to regulate the indoor temperature. Each year you use your HVAC unit it gradually becomes inefficient due to natural wear and tear. Dirty filters can also contribute to your unit becoming inefficient. Regular maintenance is the only way you can prolong the life of your system. Yet, you may be one of many people who overlook HVAC maintenance. You may think you only need to service your unit when it breaks down or when you realize your unit isn’t producing your desired temperatures. However,

How Do Ductless Systems Work?

January 5, 2021

Are you thinking of replacing your existing air conditioning equipment? You may want to consider a ductless system. Ductless ACs have proven more efficient and convenient for homeowners looking for energy-efficient options. They do not require ductwork, which eliminates many of the issues that come with traditional units. In this article, we will learn how ductless systems work and their advantages. The Concept of the Ductless System Ductless systems have two main components: an indoor air handler and an outdoor compressor. You can have multiple indoor units for different areas of your home. A conduit connects

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When to Replace the Ductwork in Your Home

6 Mistakes That Can Void Your HVAC Warranty

How Does Central Air Conditioning Work?

What Are the Major Parts of an Air Conditioner?

What Are Ways I Can Conserve Energy?

Is It Normal to Smell Gas Near a Furnace?

How Energy Efficient Are Heat Pumps?

How To Make An Old Home More Energy-Efficient

How Often Should You Get HVAC Maintenance?

How Do Ductless Systems Work?

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