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: 7 August 2016
Several factors help determine what size heat pump is best for your home. You will need to match the proper tonnage just as you do with an air conditioning unit. When choosing the correct unit for your home, it is important to not oversize the pump. If you do oversize the unit, the pump's efficiency will be reduced, and the initial costs are higher. These are a few ways to know how to size your heat pump.
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Posted on: 7 August 2016
Top HVAC Summer Vacation Tips
Vacationing is an event everyone in the family looks forward to, especially children when school is out for the summer months. Proper HVAC maintenance and following these guidelines will ensure you that your home will be comfortably cool when you return from your vacation adventures.
Provide Surge Protection
With summertime comes the chances of electrical storms. You want to be sure you have a surge protector on your air conditioning unit in case of a bad storm or a power surge.
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Posted on: 7 July 2016
If you can't remember the last time you changed the filter in your house, you might be doing more harm than you thought. The filter does more than just catch dirt and pollutants. It actually helps your air conditioner work more efficiently. To keep your system working properly, you should be changing your filter at least once every three months – If you live in an area that's prone to dust storms, you should change your filter once a month.
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Posted on: 19 May 2016
Heating oil used to get more and more expensive each winter. After 2008, however, oil prices dropped, causing the cost for heating oil to drop as well. Since then, prices have fluctuated, making it difficult to determine what the cost per gallon is going to be next season. Not only do fluctuating prices make it difficult to budget, they make it harder to make the decision to pre-buy heating oil.
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