Tune Up Your AC Unit

Posted on 22 March 2018

The air conditioning unit is the most vital element in a central AC system. Obviously, having a new AC unit installed is going to make your home much more efficient during the summer, but many homeowners just can't afford such a sizable monetary investment. Instead of spending thousands of dollars on a new AC unit, you should first see what can be done to increase the efficiency of your existing unit. [Read More]

Should You Replace Or Repair Your Air Conditioner?

Posted on 8 February 2018

If your air conditioner hasn't been working properly or at all, you may be wondering if you should replace or repair your system. There are many times when a quick repair can do the trick, but in some situations, a repair may only be a waste of money. If you aren't sure if you should replace or repair your system, check out these three questions to consider. How Old Is Your Current System? [Read More]

Why Your Thermostat May Not Be Reading What You Are Feeling

Posted on 28 December 2017

Have you found yourself feeling too cold or hot even when the temperature is set at a comfortable level? Here are some of the reasons you may not be comfortable despite the "correct" thermostat reading: The Thermostat Is Malfunctioning                   The first thing you should check or suspect is a thermostat malfunction. This is because you may think there is a mismatch between the thermostat reading and room temperature while, in the real sense, the thermostat is outputting the wrong reading. [Read More]

3 Tips For Keeping Your Central Air Conditioning Unit Free From Damage During Cold Weather

Posted on 13 November 2017

If you live in an area where the winters stay below freezing, you may worry about that your outdoor central air conditioner may be damaged by the cold weather. If so, use the following tips to help keep your central air conditioning unit free from damage during the cold winter months: Cut the Power In the past, you may have felt that switching your home's thermostat from the air conditioning to the heater setting was all that was needed to turn off the AC unit. [Read More]

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Talking About Air Ventilation Systems

Welcome to my site about ventilation systems for commercial buildings. My name is Ryan Grayson. My commercial building started smelling stagnant a few years after the purchase date. I was unable to find the cause of the stagnant air on my own, so I enlisted the help of a qualified HVAC contractor. The contactor suggested updating all of the air ventilation ducts and devices inside the building. The upgrades made an immediate difference in occupant comfort levels. I will use this site to explore air ventilation components and repair practices in more detail. I hope you will visit my site often to learn more.

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