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A Filter is a very important part of an HVAC system. Replacing regularly will not only improve the quality of air in your home but will also prolong the life of your furnace. Not taking care of the filter will result in greatly increased health risks due to air contamination and a shorter life span of the furnace.
Winter is just around the corner and that means colder temperatures, unsavory elements like snow and ice, and less sunshine. There are a lot of things to hate about winter. The seemingly never-ending dread of having to leave the house. Or the fact that you can never seem to dress--- you either end up being too hot or too cold; there’s no in between. Surviving winter takes some work but it can be done. These 3 tips for surviving the cold this winter will help you keep your peace of mind and sanity while you stay warm.
Upflow, downflow, and horizontal are very important factors when purchasing your HVAC equipment, however you might be wondering what these terms actually mean. These terms are used to explain the direction of airflow through your system and how your furnace is installed.
A Midea LP display is model-specific: it may be discussed with multi-zone conflicts, while many Midea manuals use LP or PC0L for low-temperature protection. Learn how to identify the exact condition, synchronize indoor-unit modes, reset the system safely, and know when professional diagnosis is...
Homeowners cannot control the price charged for each kilowatt-hour, but they can control how much electricity their cooling system needs. That is becoming more important as residential electric rates continue to climb. The U.S. Energy Information Administration forecasts an average residential...
How the equipment is purchased can also make a meaningful difference. For a common full-system project—such as replacing a central air conditioner and gas furnace while keeping usable ductwork—a turnkey contractor-supplied project may cost **about $11,000 to $17,000**. Purchasing a matched system...
When an older R-410A outdoor condenser fails, replacing the entire HVAC system is not always the only option. If the indoor evaporator coil or air handler is still in usable condition, an A2L refrigerant detection and mitigation kit may allow that indoor equipment to remain in place while the...
When the outdoor portion of a central air conditioner fails, replacing only that unit can sound like the simplest and least expensive solution. Sometimes it is. However, a central split system is not a collection of interchangeable parts. The outdoor condenser and the indoor evaporator coil work...