Learning About HVAC Filters 15 March 2019 2 Signs Your Old Gas Furnace Is Emitting Carbon Monoxide If your home depends on an old gas furnace to heat it, you may start to worry that its advanced age is causing it to emit carbon monoxide gas into your house. Even if you do not have a carbon monoxide detector yet, you can still look for the following signs to confirm your suspicions until you are able to buy one. 1. Household Members Experience Unexplainable Symptoms Your household members experiencing unexplainable symptoms may have been one of the first things that caused you to suspect that there could be a problem with your gas furnace. 30 January 2019 Dealing with an Ancient Furnace? Proactive Advice for Postponing Furnace Replacement Dealing with an old, outdated furnace is a problem that many Americans currently face. While the best course would be to write the check to replace it with a new, dependable model, budget concerns may cause families to try to postpone this big-ticket expense until their finances are in better shape. If you are a homeowner who is hoping to get just a few more months of service from an ancient furnace, here are three proactive suggestions to consider. 20 December 2018 Air Conditioning Mistakes You Should Avoid Making In addition to having immediate impacts on your home's comfort, making mistakes with your air conditioning system can increase the risk of it suffering extensive damage. There are a few mistakes that homeowners should be particularly diligent about avoiding. Letting The Area Around The Exterior Unit Become Overgrown The grass and bushes near your exterior air conditioning system may not seem as though they are important. However, they can have major impacts if they are allowed to grow too close to the unit, including restricted airflow, increased debris in the system, and a higher pollen levels for the interior of your home. 13 November 2018 Things To Have Inspected So Your Furnace Can Keep You Warm If you want to make sure that you and your loved ones are going to be comfortable and warm this winter, you will need to make sure that you are hiring a skilled HVAC technician for the residential furnace services that they offer. Some of the things that you may want to have done include: The Duct Work Too many people tend to forgot all about the duct work that runs from the furnace to the various rooms of their home, simply because it is tucked away behind their walls. 10 October 2018 Signs Your Central Air Conditioning Unit Is Leaking Refrigerant If you have found that your air conditioner's refrigerant is low, and you have to keep having it recharged, you may wonder if there could be a leak somewhere in one of the lines. If so, look for the following signs that your central air conditioning unit is leaking refrigerant. Intermittent Warm Air from Your Home's Vents One of the first signs that probably alerted you to a problem with your air conditioner is that your home is no longer as cool as you would like it to be. 10 September 2018 Furnace Care: What To Do About A Cycling Furnace When a furnace is working properly, you should only hear it cycle on and off periodically. It does this to maintain a certain temperature level. Ideally, the furnace should only cycle a few times each hour. However, if you notice excessive cycling or if it stays on constantly, there could be a problem that needs attention. This irregular cycling is not only bad for your HVAC, but it also causes higher heating costs. 7 August 2018 Tips To Help You Prepare Your Home For The Upcoming Winter And Summer Weather Summer is coming to an end with cooler temperatures on the horizon, but it is never too early to begin thinking about and planning for next summer and the heat that is will likely bring. As you prepare to keep your home warm this fall and winter, with the right foresight and planning you can keep your home at a comfortable temperature all year long, whether it is cold or hot outside. «« « 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 » »» About Me Hello, I am Clint. My site will cover all of the different components filtering the air in your home. HVAC equipment typically features filter elements that remove contaminants, like allergens, from your air space. The filter elements are often designed to remove a specific particle size and type. My site will talk about selecting the right type of filter element for your residence. I will also share information about installing and replacing the filters in furnaces, air conditioners and air purifying systems. Please feel free to visit my site anytime you need to learn more about this topic. Thank you for coming by. Archive 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2021 Learning About HVAC Filters