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5 Tips to Help Your Air Conditioning System Run More Efficiently

in HVAC/by Bill Ivey

Spring may seem like the perfect time to think about the maintenance of your air-conditioning system and how to improve its energy efficiency and dependability. However, many homeowners often wait until summer to have their AC system serviced or maintained, especially if it seems like there’s nothing wrong with it.   Read more

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8 Facts You Should Know to Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

in Community, HVAC/by Lisa Zollinger

Carbon monoxide is more commonly thought of as a deadly poison in the winter. But it’s often the culprit of many incidents during other seasons as well. You probably know that when you use a gas or wood-burning appliance, such as a furnace, you increase the risk of carbon-monoxide (CO) poisoning. However, other appliances and equipment, such as a gas oven, stove or water heater can also produce CO. Read more

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5 Signs That it’s Time to Replace Your Home Furnace

in HVAC/by Lisa Zollinger

A healthy home requires a furnace in good working condition. Do you have a furnace that is causing problems?  Is your home heating system more than 20 years old and have you spent money on furnace repairs in the last two years?  If you answered yes, it may be time to replace your home’s furnace. Read more

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