My husband and I are currently looking for a new home. Because I suffer from bad joints, I would like to buy a home with a swimming pool. Having a swimming pool would allow me to enjoy a good workout without putting stress on my joints. If possible, I would also like to buy a home with a pool house. However, I don’t want a basic pool house. I would like to own one nice enough to host pool parties in. Therefore, I will need a good heating and air condition unit. On this blog, you will discover the best types of heating and air conditioning units to install in pool houses.
Posted on: 24 February 2017
How are your New Year's resolutions going? Was one of them to get healthier? Maybe you've quit hitting the gym every day or eating more veggies like you swore you would -- but it's not too late to do something good for your health in 2017. One way to improve your health is to focus on your HVAC system. Here are three ways to make your home a healthier place.
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Posted on: 17 January 2017
Introduction
When summer comes around and temperatures rise, you know it's about time to switch on the air conditioning. The bills for keeping your home cool can climb quickly, especially if you're new to living on your own and don't know how to conserve energy. Here are some simple ways and some new ideas to bring down that AC bill and become more energy efficient.
Keep It Closed
First of all, be sure to keep windows closed whenever the AC is running.
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Posted on: 16 January 2017
When you are a homeowner, keeping expenses down is often one of your highest priorities. However, while you value keeping your home maintenance costs as low as possible, you may not know all of the different ways that you can and should make adjustments to your home to do just that. For example, if you are looking to reduce your cooling costs, you might be stumped as far as where to start.
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Posted on: 1 November 2016
As your air conditioner cools the air, moisture is removed from the air. You AC unit deals with that moisture by sending it into a little drain pan. Then, it is pumped down a condensate line to a drain that connects to your plumbing system or empties directly into the soil. One of the most common minor issues with air conditioners is a clogged condensate drain line. In fact, if water is pooling on the floor near your AC unit, this is the likely cause.
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