Understanding HVAC Issues

Who Do You Call—A Plumbing Service Or An HVAC Contractor?

When it comes to service professionals who can be especially valuable for any homeowner, plumbers and HVAC contractors are two to mention for sure. Because these two service professionals can have similar skill sets, you may find yourself confused as to who to call during certain situations. Here is a look at a few general problems you may run into as a homeowner and who you can call for help.  Read More 

A Homeowner’s Guide To A Smelly AC

There are few reasons why your AC may be smelly. Determining the cause can help you decide what needs to be done. AC Odor Causes Foul odors tend to stem from one of three locations in the AC: the filter, the ducts, or the evaporator coil. Filter and duct odors are caused by a collection of dirt, dust, mold spores, and bacteria. The smell is usually that of damp and mildew, although there may also be a sour smell if bacteria are present. Read More 

Unusual Noises Indicating The Need For Furnace Repair Service

When a furnace makes unusual noises that aren't easily resolved, it's time to schedule an appointment with a heating and cooling service. The problem could be relatively minor, but even small issues will worsen. They also can shorten the lifespan of the furnace. Sometimes, a serious problem has developed and should be fixed promptly by a furnace repair technician. Rattling Rattling sounds can develop when bolts or screws come loose on the panels. Read More 

3 Small Furnace Components That Can Cause Big Problems

The thought of going even a single day without access to a reliable heat source is frightening for most homeowners. You rely heavily on your furnace to maintain the comfort and safety of your home during the cold winter months.  Modern furnaces are made of many components that must work together to generate heat. There are a few small components that could cause major problems with your heating system when they fail. Read More 

Four Reasons To Encapsulate Your Crawl Space

Crawl space encapsulation uses a combination of insulation, plastic sheeting, and a dehumidifier to seal off your crawl space so that it remains dry and protected against pests. The following are just four of the benefits of encapsulation. 1. Prevents Pests Pests can be drawn to a crawl space because it is warm and protected. Termites and other insects, along with rodents and small mammals, can all find a crawl space tempting. Read More