Heating Repairs to Make on Your Hydro-Air System Before Turning It Off

Posted on 3 May 2021

Hydro-air heating systems have a unique design because they use fluids to provide heating to your home. They can also cause various issues that are unique and need to be addressed. Repairs need to be done to these heating systems to prevent issues from getting worse and water damage that they can cause. The following things are some problems that you may need to address before turning your system off: [Read More]

Three Signs Of An Undersized Furnace

Posted on 30 March 2021

A furnace that is too small for the space that it is installed in can cause all sorts of issues for your home or commercial property since it will struggle to properly heat the entire space and will drastically increase your energy bills. Understanding the most common warning signs associated with a furnace that is too small for the space that it is trying to heat can help you identify the problem early so that you can have your unit replaced as soon as possible. [Read More]

3 Signs It Is Time To Replace Your Older AC Unit

Posted on 2 March 2021

If your AC unit is getting older, it may be time to replace it. If you are not sure if you should do this, below are three signs it would be a good idea for you. You can then find an HVAC company to install a new AC unit for you. Coolant Leaking The coolant inside your unit is called R-22 refrigerant. You will also hear this referred to as Freon. [Read More]

Three Things To Think About When Installing A New Furnace

Posted on 22 February 2021

When it comes to putting in a new forced air furnace, don't simply settle for the same type you have always had. The right furnace can save money and make your home more comfortable. 1. Fuel Source Forced air furnaces are generally powered by electricity, natural gas, or oil. The least costly option when installing a new heater is usually to stick with the same type of fuel that was used by your previous furnace, but there are reasons to consider changing the fuel type. [Read More]

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Understanding Commercial Furnace Components and Repairs

Hey there, my name is Ida Miller. Welcome to my site about commercial furnace repair. After purchasing the property, I noticed that the furnace and ducts in my office building were in a sad state of disrepair. I did not want my employees to sit in discomfort throughout the workday, so I elected to have the problem fixed before moving my company to the new location. I closely trailed my HVAC contractors to learn all I could about the required furnace repairs. My contractor went above and beyond by teaching me about each part's function in the system. I will fill this site with the knowledge I obtained from my HVAC professional in an effort to help others understand their heating system.

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