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Before the hot weather gets here, the working condition of your air conditioning unit should be examined. You’ll want to make sure that your unit is working properly, now, so that your air conditioner can function well throughout summer. The last thing that you want to is to be stuck with a malfunctioning air conditioner […]
Read MoreThe commercial plumbing pipes in your facility are designed to stand up to the extra use and stress common to business or retail sites. From pipe material to design and installation, the plumbing system will be able to keep working to supply fresh water, drainage, and sewage services. This does not mean, however, that commercial […]
Read MoreFinding a practical solution for heating and cooling a new addition, retrofitted basement or attic, or simply to augment your existing HVAC system can present many questions. You want to be sure you’re making the right installation decision to maximize comfort without breaking your energy budget. Ductless mini-split systems are designed specifically for these purposes […]
Read MoreAre you planning to upgrade your air conditioner? If so, now’s the ideal time to investigate equipment features that not only keep your home comfortably cool, but provide greater efficiency so you can save money on your energy bills. Here are some A/C features worth considering. High Efficiency Rating The seasonal energy efficiency ratio (SEER) […]
Read MoreWhen your HVAC system is humming along, it’s tempting to skip seasonal maintenance and simply wait until there’s a problem to call for help. But scheduling preventive HVAC maintenance regularly in the spring and fall can actually save you money while ensuring your uninterrupted comfort. Here’s how. Why Preventive Maintenance Matters It’s not just about […]
Read MoreOffice workers spend a significant portion of their day working inside. If the indoor air quality (IAQ) of their office environment is poor, they are often in a position where they cannot get away from it. Employees, supervisors and building owners have little choice but to take steps to prevent poor IAQ and improve the […]
Read MoreDo you have hard water? You probably know it if you do. Soap doesn’t lather well, there are spots on the dishes as they come out of the dishwasher, and there are scaly mineral deposits inside your faucets and shower heads that limit water flow. Hard water is not only annoying, but it also wastes […]
Read MoreDuctless mini-splits offer the best of two worlds, blending the low-impact installation of individual units with the power and performance of central air. Initially popularized in Japan, this highly-efficient heat pump technology has swept the U.S. as a viable alternative for conditioning add-on rooms or other enclosed spaces. Ductless mini-splits incorporate a compact interior air […]
Read MoreDoes every plumbing annoyance you encounter in your home require the services of a professional plumber? The answer is no. A garden-variety sink drain clog, for example, can often be cleared with a common plunger and a little effort. Some minor fixes like replacing a toilet flapper valve are also within the skill set of […]
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Whether you’re remodeling or upgrading your current home or in the middle of purchasing a new home, you’ll want to know how your home’s electrical system works. After all, a little knowledge can go a long way when you’re installing new ceiling fans, replacing your HVAC system or renovating your kitchen or bathroom. Here’s a […]
Read MoreHiring a commercial HVAC contractor is critical to achieving the specified efficiency and performance level from your facility’s heating and cooling equipment. This is a job for a technician who is specialized in routine maintenance of high-tonnage, high-demand systems that can withstand commercial service. This is generally a separate discipline from light residential HVAC work. […]
Read MoreThe season of hot cocoa, twinkling lights and holiday cheer is quickly approaching, and while that may evoke fond childhood memories, it also means cold temperatures and, thus, an increase in your monthly utility bills. The good news is that there are several things you can do to help lower your winter heating costs, while […]
Read MoreAutumn’s cooler temperatures should serve as a reminder that it’s time to perform an annual maintenance job: draining your water heater to remove sediments and minerals that have built up inside.
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Summer is getting closer, and with it comes the need to prepare your building and cooling system for the stress of increased temperatures and humidity. When you take the time to get your building and HVAC equipment ready for summer, you’ll ensure the best possible performance, the highest level of comfort, and the least amount […]
Read MoreWhether at home, work or school, some estimates suggest we’re in an indoor environment as much as 90 percent of the time. For this reason, it’s important to pay attention to air quality in the spaces we occupy, particularly in commercial settings. Keeping indoor air quality high often requires an adequate source of ventilation combined […]
Read MoreUltraviolet water filtration systems will rid water of harmful bacteria and viruses without adding any harmful chemicals to the water. Places that use UV water sterilizers include breweries, bottlers, laboratories, private wells, hotels, restaurants, hospitals, the food and pharmaceutical industries, and homes.
Read MoreWhen installing a new furnace, there’s additional equipment available that homeowners should also consider. These features will help ensure the furnace is running at an increased efficiency and with optimal safety. Additional Equipment for New Furnaces Chimney liner – This lining is needed if the heating equipment runs around the 80 percent efficiency range. These […]
Read MoreThe life span of a water heater ranges from 8 to twelve years, depending on the water quality in your home. In order to live its full potential, your water heater needs maintenance just like other appliances in your home. Water Heater Maintenance Keep the thermostat set to 120 degrees. Not only will this reduce […]
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