If live in a house that does not have the air ducts in place for a residential AC installation, a split system air conditioner may be a good option. A split system air conditioner means that the condenser is separated from the indoor unit, so you are able to provide air conditioning without installing air ducts inside the house. Here is some basic information about split system air conditioners and the process of a residential installation.
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If you live in a hot climate, you most likely run your air conditioner day and night during the sweltering summer months. Many homes owners do not pay much attention to their home's air conditioning unit, which can be a mistake. A residential air conditioning unit is one of the most expensive appliances in a home, and it needs to be properly maintained. Unlike many maintenance projects around a home, properly maintaining an air conditioner is not a DIY project-- it is always best for all work on your air conditioner to be done by a professional.
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Do you have a water heater that's only producing lukewarm water at best? Have you been considering replacing it but you just don't have the money right now? Depending on what's wrong with your water heater, you may not have to replace it at all. Instead, you may be able to have it repaired by a professional. While it may initially seem easier to just get an entirely new water heater, there are a number of reasons why you should consider getting your current one fixed instead.
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It won't be too much longer before the cold days of winter are a distant memory and spring appears on the horizon. First-time homeowners often are unaware that when it comes time to tackle the spring cleaning chore list, the household HVAC system also needs a look over. HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning, and once winter has gone, you want confidence that the system is up to the task of keeping your family cool when the temperature rises.
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Do you experience high heating bills each winter? There are numerous reasons why this might occur. Perhaps you are wondering if there are things that you can do that could reduce your bill. Some things that can be done are best suited for an HVAC contractor. However, there are things that property owners can do too. The following points will aid you in determining the best approach to saving energy and possibly reducing your heating costs.
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