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: 23 February 2016
Spring is in the air, so it is time to switch from heating to cooling. The way you open up your home and prepare your cooling system in spring can help determine how well and how efficiently it will run throughout summer. The following tips can help you begin the cooling season on the right foot.
Tip #1: Clean Your Window Screens
This is a must if you have a swamp cooler, which works best with an open window for ventilation.
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Posted on: 15 January 2016
Air conditioning systems provide you with the nice cool air you crave during the warm summer months. While you expect your system to work when you turn it on, that isn't always the case. There are a lot of intricate components that come together to make the system work properly. If your system isn't turning on and you aren't sure what might be going on, here are a couple of things you can check before calling in the pros.
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Posted on: 30 November 2015
Central air conditioning systems are multifaceted appliances that require all of the parts to work in order to provide your home with the most efficient cooling. When problems seem to occur with your temperature controls like the thermostat or remote, your unit can either not turn on at all or won't provide the proper level of cooling.
There are a few potential reasons your temperature controls don't seem to be working – and the problem isn't always the temperature controller itself.
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Posted on: 14 September 2015
Before the winter hits, it is important to decide how you are going to heat your home. What has worked in the past may not always be economical or feasible now. Two of the most common ways to heat a home include heating oil and propane. Both of these are designed to help heat your home effectively during the colder months. There are several variables that go into deciding what type of heating fuel you should stick with.
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