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Thermostat Reading the Wrong Temperature?

September 24, 2019

Dealing With a Faulty Thermostat? If you’re noticing that your furnace or air conditioner isn’t keeping your home at an even and comfortable temperature, your thermostat might be having issues. While there’s a chance that it is broken and needs to be replaced, there are several fixable things that can lead to the issues that you’re experiencing. Checking these can rule out some of the major causes of a thermostat not reading the right temperature. 1. Check the Level Older mercury thermostats have to be level in order to function properly. If you still have one of these older thermostats,...

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A Guide to Fixing Hot Spots in Your Home

September 10, 2019

Top 3 Ways to Fix Hot Spots in Your House Hot spots that are present in your residential property can affect the level of comfort in the home during the warmer months of the year. You may notice that some rooms are warmer than others, which can affect residents throughout the seasons. Fortunately, there are a few ways to fix hot spots in the house to restore the comfort provided. 1. Install a Zoned Thermostat Zoned thermostats offer independent control of the specific temperature in specific areas of the building to ensure you can find relief. The zone can be...

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Main Causes of AC Failure and How to Prevent Them

August 12, 2019

What’s better than finding a great pro capable of fixing your air conditioner? How about nothing going wrong with the AC? Unfortunately, no one can keep an air conditioner, or any other machine, from breaking down. However, you can be ever on the alert for the first signs of trouble. This way, you might stop an AC failure before it occurs. So, what are the main reasons an air conditioner fails? The Air Conditioner Is Dirty Specifically, the unit has a dirty filter. Not changing the filter from year to year isn’t an effective plan. Eventually, the filter becomes loaded...

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How Do I Check My Home for Air Leaks?

August 1, 2019

Air leaks are a common issue on most properties, but they often go undetected. They’re usually inconspicuous and difficult to locate, yet they can be responsible for a significant loss of conditioned air. This can waste energy and affect the level of comfort in the building. If you want to fix the issue and reduce your carbon footprint, there are a few ways to find air leaks in your home. Use a Flashlight Shine a flashlight through the frames of the windows and doors at night to determine if any cracks or holes are present. Someone else will need to...

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3 Reasons to Change Your AC Filters

July 22, 2019

The air conditioner is often in constant use during the summer season. It keeps your home’s interior cool and comfortable. Unfortunately, your air conditioner can begin to suffer if there is no proper maintenance taking place. Changing the air filter is an important part of caring for the air conditioner and ensuring your AC operates well over the years. Here are a few reasons why you should be changing your AC filters. 1. Cleaner Indoor Air Many people don’t realize that by replacing the AC filter, it makes the indoor air cleaner and allows residents to breathe better. Dirty air...

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Understanding the Different Air Conditioning Systems

July 2, 2019

Air conditioning is a technology that many people take for granted but do not truly appreciate. The first modern electric air conditioner was invented in 1902, and in the more than 100 years since, the industry has developed incredible innovations that have made air conditioning more effective and efficient. Ductless Air Conditioning The oldest air conditioners for home use were ductless, and ductless AC is still quite prevalent today. The classic window AC unit is a ductless system. Much more common today, however, is the ductless mini-split that is mounted within the home and distributes air through one or more...

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Steps to Take When Your AC Won’t Turn Off

May 23, 2019

Summer temperatures in Beaumont can easily soar above 90 degrees. In the extreme heat, we rely on our air conditioners to cool our homes and keep them comfortable through the day. Their hard work during the summer months causes strain on residential air conditioners that sometimes leads to malfunctions and breakdowns. One common complaint our technicians at hear from homeowners is that their AC won’t turn off. If this sounds like your unit, try the tips we’ve laid out here to fix the issue. Check the Thermostat Sometimes getting your AC to shut off is as simple as checking the...

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3 Reasons You Need an HVAC Professional

May 2, 2019

When something goes wrong with your heating or air conditioning equipment, restoring it is vital. In some cases, you may be wondering whether you should try to fix the problem yourself or call in the professionals. Here are three reasons to call a trained technician whenever you need HVAC repair. 1. Experience Some of us may think we know how to fix things around the house, but an HVAC system is a complex assembly of equipment. If you don’t possess the technical expertise to do so, attempting to fix it yourself can cause even more damage than there was initially....

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Controlling Static Electricity at Home

April 20, 2019

When static electricity builds up in a home, getting shocked can occur more frequently than you’d like. In addition, your hair might get frizzy, and your skin could suffer in a dry environment. Thankfully, there are simple solutions to address the problem. Add Moisture to the Air The basic idea behind fighting static electricity is to add moisture. When the air is more humid, the static electricity will naturally decrease. This is because water molecules can attach themselves to various surfaces, interfering with the process of electrical buildup. Humidifiers can be used to combat dry air. There are a variety...

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How to Find Costly Air Leaks in Your Home

April 10, 2019

If you feel a draft in your home when all your doors and windows are shut, you probably have an air leak. Cracks and openings on your walls and floorboards can let the conditioned air you pay for escape, carrying your hard-earned dollars with it. Keep reading to learn how to find and seal these leaks, helping you keep more money in your pocket. Look Around Your Structure Many leaks can be large enough to see or easily feel, so walk around the inside of your home and look closely at any area through which air may be leaking out....

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