When it comes to air conditioning repair problems, be aware of what to look for. Whenever you suspect a repair is needed, contact a professional. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/aBycrGgkFVs
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How well you breathe indoors is largely based on the air quality which is determined by your AC unit. If not properly maintained, the unit could damage your respiratory system. But how do you assess air quality when you can’t see it? This puzzles many homeowners. If you’re one of them get yourself familiar with our indoor air quality guide.
Improve Ventilation A common culprit for poor air quality is obstructed ventilation. If for some reason the air vents in your home are blocked the air may become moist and dirty particles may accumulate. It's particularly important to improve air ventilation if you use cleaning products regularly. Polishers and bathroom cleaners, for example, can stir up particles which irritate your lungs. Read more from this article: http://bit.ly/2uwao9p An Air Conditioning Service Advises Cleaning Three AC Components to Prevent Allergy Attacks7/5/2017 Though it’s often associated with the outdoors, allergies can actually be triggered by your home’s indoor air quality. Nasal allergies affect an estimated 50 million people in the United States, and a number of them experience symptoms inside their home. A host of various allergies risk agitation by something as simple as a dirty AC unit. You can keep allergy symptoms at bay, however, by cleaning the following parts.
Air Filter Over time, dirt and dust pile up in your unit's filter. If not removed, this debris can sully other parts of the unit and affect indoor air quality. To prevent this problem, regularly inspect the filter and clean it as necessary. If your unit contains a reusable filter, you simply need to clean its surface with a portable vacuum. Hold the filter up to the light to see if the light shines through it. If it does, the filter is ready to be re-installed. Companies offering air conditioning services can perform this task quickly if you don't have the time to attend to your unit. However, pay attention to instructions on how many times you can clean and reuse a particular filter before it needs replacement. Read more from this article: http://bit.ly/2soSRMO Most people call the repairman only when their air conditioning system stops running altogether. Most of the time, however, there can already be something wrong with your AC even when it’s still properly cooling the air. Just because it’s working doesn’t mean it’s working properly.
This is why you should always pay attention to your air conditioning system, and know if it needs repairs right away. If you see or hear any of these symptoms, then it might be time to get some air conditioning service. After all, you need a properly working AC system in order to survive those hot summer days. Poor Air Flow If you start noticing poor air flow through your AC vents, then there’s probably something wrong with your unit’s compressor. Remember, debris gets stuck over time, and air flow eventually weakens if you don’t clean the ducts. Worse, debris that’s stuck presents a health risk. Calling a technician to get these ducts cleaned is the perfect way to ensure your air conditioning system is working properly. Read more from this article: http://bit.ly/2tHRHQd You may be tempted to tinker with your air conditioning unit under the assumption that you can deal with it on your own. However, before you do so, there are several factors that you must consider. You may be putting your unit at risk of more damage if you dive into your DIY project without any skills or know-how.
Here are of the risks that come part and parcel with taking on your unit’s maintenance as a DIY project versus hiring an actual professional air conditioning service. Lack of Skills Since you need your air conditioner to be up and running at the soonest possible time, it’s hardly the time to take on the DIY project for trial and error. Not only that, but you are actually putting the unit at risk of getting more damaged. Wrong Replacements Assuming that the air conditioning unit will need to have its parts replaced, you need to make sure that you’re getting the exact part that will fit and work with your unit. Knowing the compatibility will depend on your knowledge of the parts though. Most of the time, DIYers find themselves wasting money on wrong parts that they don’t need. This often just ends up in additional expenses and frustration on the homeowner’s part. Read more from this blog: http://bit.ly/2tfPgnW Regularly receiving professional air conditioning services is one of way of keeping your home’s AC unit well maintained and working longer. Watch it here: http://bit.ly/2saohKn
Sometimes air conditioning repair can be costly. Luckily, you can avoid common repairs if you take good care of your AC unit on a regular basis. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/ZXcyy9ngnx4
As summer rolls in, it's fairly easy to stash all your winter equipment back in the closet or down in the basement for several months. Out of sight, out of mind, so they say. However, it's a different situation for home heating. There's actually no better time than now to check your heating systems for anything that would need to be repaired during the hot summer months.
The rationale behind this logic is simple. You have little to no use for your heating system during the summer, and so it wouldn't be too much of a bother for you if you call a heating repair professional. Here are some tips for you to handle this task better so you don't get left out in the cold when it matters most. Read more on this article: http://bit.ly/2nGB5V6 When it is cold, it is your heating system that keeps the temperature in your home comfortable. Maintaining it and ensuring that it’s used properly is a year-round job to avoid breakdowns, especially when you need it the most. Otherwise, you lose the home appliance that protects you and your family from illnesses caused by low temperatures.
You can only get the maximum benefits of a heating system if you use it right. Here are some do’s and don’ts in terms of operating and taking care of your home’s heating system the whole year round. Do Not Avoid Using the Heater Some nights at the beginning of spring can still be a little too cold for some people. There are homeowners who refuse to turn on the heater, even if they feel cold, just to save electricity. While this may cut down on your energy bill, your health may be compromised. Keeping the temperature comfortably warm inside will protect you and your family from colds and other illnesses. Read more on this article: http://bit.ly/2mHSpJ5 |
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