Tag Archives: HVAC
Prepare Your Central Air Conditioner for Winter
During the winter season we tend to forget all about our Central Air Conditioner, but it’s crucially important that you prepare your air conditioner for the cold weather and snow so that it’s ready to serve you once again in the spring.
The cold winter season means that your home’s furnace will become your close companion once again, but don't say goodbye to your Central Air Conditioner just yet! If you expect to be using your air conditioner next spring, Read More...
Furnace Not Working?
Is your furnace not working? Try some of these tips before you call for a service technician
Winter season is coming and during cold months all homeowners will be relying on their furnace to heat their homes. But what if your furnace failed you and not heating your home? Furnace not working would be a big problem during the winter time for your indoor comfort. If your furnace is not heating do not rush to call the service technician but Read More...
What To Do If Your Water Heater Leaking
What may seem to be a minor and insignificant leak in your water heater could result in more damage than you might think, this makes it crucially important to know how to react when your water heater leaking.
A leaking water heater could cause tremendous damage to the walls and floors in your home in a short span of time. If you notice that you’re having some unusual problems with your water heater or are noticing a pile up of Read More...
How To Reduce Furnace Repair And Heating Cost
As the winter season approaches it’s important to know how you can reduce your home’s heating cost this season without sacrificing your warmth and comfort.
The start of the fall season is the perfect time to get your home ready for the cold weather that’s just around the corner. This means changing the furnace air filters and scheduling that much needed furnace system repair. You would be surprised at what a difference a furnace system repair can make on the Read More...
Single Stage or Two Stage Air Conditioner
When choosing an air conditioner customers are often conflicted between choosing a single-stage or a two stage air conditioner, we can help you make the right choice.
The Differences
What separates a single-stage air conditioner from a 2 stage is the type of compressor that the air conditioner uses.
Single-stage air conditioners use compressors that only have one level of operation which always cools your home at full power.
A two stage air conditioner uses a compressor which has two levels of operation. Read More...
Air conditioning installation
Summer is almost here and that means that it might be time for you to consider a brand new air conditioning installation.
We can say goodbye to the frigid winter days as the arrival of the spring season can already be felt in the air. The summer heat is coming and there are only a mere couple months left before your air conditioner becomes your home’s best friend and greatest asset once again. Before you become reacquainted with your home’s Read More...
Oversized Furnace Causes Short Cycling
Installing an oversized furnace in your home can lead to a number of problems, with short cycling being at the top of the list.
A common held belief amongst homeowners is that the bigger the furnace, the better it will perform. The truth is that this is simply not the case. An oversized furnace can be the source of many of your HVAC problems, such as a loud air conditioner or a substantial increase on your utility bills. Problems such Read More...
HVAC problems?
Do you have HVAC problems? Get comfortable finding a contractor
It keeps you warm in icy winter and cool in the summer heat, but how much do you really know about your HVAC? Sure, you control it with the thermostat on your wall, but let’s face it, there was also a time you weren’t entirely sure what HVAC stood for. Don’t worry, you’re not the only one (it’s Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning, by the way).
While the ‘heat’ and ‘cool’ options Read More...
Dealing with humidity
High humidity can often bring out the worst in our homes and creates an uncomfortable living environment, which is why we’re here to teach you how to avoid high humidity this winter.
A little humidity, about 45%, isn’t a bad thing, it can prevent your skin from getting dry and keep your home feeling warm during the winter time, but once you reach high levels of humidity is when problems may arise. Problems with high humidity go further than just Read More...
Why is your Furnace not kicking on
Your furnace becomes a necessity in the cold and frigid Canadian winters, so what do you do when your furnace not kicking on?
Your furnace not kicking on when it is supposed to can cause for worry and anxiety for everyone in the household, and rightfully so. Nobody wants to be stuck in their home during the middle of winter with a furnace that won’t turn on. This issue presents several problems that could possibly come along with it, like Read More...
