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Hello, my name is Winnie Slone. Welcome to my site about HVAC contractor services. The HVAC equipment in my home was in a serious state of disrepair after living there for several years. I was absolutely clueless about the maintenance schedule required for each of the components. As a result, all of the filters and ducts were clogged with dust and debris. My HVAC contractor helped restore the function of each of the components in the system. I want to share the information I learned throughout that process to help others avoid making the same mistakes. Please visit again soon to learn more.

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How Your Bathroom Exhaust Fan Affects Your Air Conditioner
19 September 2018

Your bathroom exhaust fan removes excess moisture …

3 Great Tips To Consider When Hiring An HVAC Contractor
20 August 2018

When something is severely wrong with your AC unit …

How To Save On AC Repair
17 July 2018

Air conditioners don't last forever, and at some p …

Special Considerations If You're Considering An Open Loop Geothermal HVAC System
12 June 2018

An open loop geothermal system can provide your ho …

The Life Expectancy Of Most Refrigerators, And How To Extend It
3 May 2018

Refrigerators, despite the intense job that they d …

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How Your Bathroom Exhaust Fan Affects Your Air Conditioner

19 September 2018
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Your bathroom exhaust fan removes excess moisture from your bathroom. This is a very useful feature if you're trying to cut down on the amount of moisture and mold in your bathroom and if you are trying to remove odors. However, a bathroom exhaust fan can also have an impact on your air conditioning bill. Why Exhaust Fans are So Important If you do not have a bathroom exhaust fan, your bathroom might not be as safe as it would otherwise be. Read More 

3 Great Tips To Consider When Hiring An HVAC Contractor

20 August 2018
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When something is severely wrong with your AC unit, you probably need help from an HVAC repairs contractor. However, there's quite a disparity in skill level and experience from contractor to contractor. As a result, you need to hire one of these professionals in the following ways.  1. Get a Recommendation  If you've never worked with one of these professionals before, you may need some assistance knowing which direction to go in. Read More 

How To Save On AC Repair

17 July 2018
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Air conditioners don't last forever, and at some point, most of them need to be repaired. The cost of repairs can really add up, but thankfully, there are ways to keep your total repair costs down. Here are a few of them. 1. Take good care of your system. The best way to save on repairs is to reduce your chances of needing repair. Achieve this by providing your AC unit with proper maintenance throughout its lifetime. Read More 

Special Considerations If You’re Considering An Open Loop Geothermal HVAC System

12 June 2018
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An open loop geothermal system can provide your home with heating and cooling while requiring a smaller installation investment than a closed-loop type. However, there are several distinct differences in both function and upkeep. Here's what you need to consider if you're considering choosing an open loop system. Water filtration may be needed An open loop system has pipelines traveling to and from a body of water (either an aquifer or an aboveground body of water), supplying the HVAC unit with water for heat exchange purposes. Read More 

The Life Expectancy Of Most Refrigerators, And How To Extend It

3 May 2018
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Refrigerators, despite the intense job that they do, tend to last a lot longer than most other appliances. This is good news for you, since a refrigerator is one of the most expensive appliances you will ever have to buy. Many refrigerators last at least a decade. If they are well-maintained and well-cared for, you might even get two decades out of one fridge. Here is how you can extend the life expectancy of the new refrigerator you just purchased. Read More