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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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Gas Furnace’s Blower Motor Keeps Going? Check And Reset The Limit Switch

30 December 2015
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If your gas furnace doesn't cycle off and on when the home reaches a certain temperature, check the limit switch for problems. The limit switch is a safety mechanism that controls the blower motor by telling it when to come on and when to shut off. But if the limit switch malfunctions, it can't relay messages to the blower motor properly. Your blower motor stays on, even when the home is warm enough. Read More 

Getting A Gas Furnace Tuned Up: Why It Is Necessary

29 December 2015
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Have you noticed that your heating costs are more expensive than they used to be? Your gas furnace may be running in an inefficient manner because it is time for you to hire a professional contractor to come and give it a tune-up. Find out in this article what you should know about the importance of making sure a furnace has an occasional tune-up. Why Does a Gas Furnace Need to Be Tuned Up? Read More 

Three Ways To Promote The Healthy Operation Of Your Furnace

25 December 2015
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Having the name and number of a trusted HVAC contractor on file is useful when you encounter a problem with your furnace. When the unit stops producing heat correctly, it's important to act quickly to arrange a repair visit -- especially if it's extremely cold outside. Any homeowner can play a role in the healthy operation of their furnace. Even if you're not familiar with how the unit works, some habits related to how you heat your home can reduce undue strain on the furnace and help it run properly and avoid breakdowns. Read More 

How To Discharge An Air Conditioner’s Run Capacitor Ahead Of Testing

22 December 2015
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A central air conditioner's outdoor condensing unit contains a motor that helps push gaseous refrigerant fuel into the system to start the cooling process. The motor is triggered by the indoor thermostat, which sends an electric signal that is partly intercepted by capacitors that help provide the power needed to turn on and run the motor. The start capacitor turns on to provide an initial boost of power then cycles off. Read More 

Wake Up To A Cold House? Troubleshoot Your Oil Furnace

19 December 2015
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Oil furnaces are efficient and reliable, but like any home appliance, they need routine maintenance and occasional repair. There are six main reasons you would wake up to a cold house. Use this troubleshooting guide to diagnose the problem: Defective Thermostat Thermostats are continuously subjected to electrical impulses as they monitor your home's temperature and signal the furnace to turn on or off. Electrical impulses create heat that eventually wears down the components inside the thermostat. Read More