If you're like most people, you're probably looking forward to the warm weather. However, once the warm weather does arrive, you'll want to make sure that you've done everything you can to get your air conditioning system up and running. If you take care of your air conditioner, it will take care of you. Here are three simple but effective ways to make sure you stay cool all summer.
Protect Your Exposed Ducts
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If you have an old HVAC system, it obviously isn't going to be as efficient as most modern systems. That being said, homeowners usually can't afford to go out and buy brand new, modern, ultra efficient HVAC appliances. Replacing your furnace or air conditioner can cost thousands of dollars each. Luckily, there are few ways you can probably increase the overall energy efficiency of your existing system by making a few affordable improvements.
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If you live where the temperatures are high during the summer months, you more than likely have air conditioning in your home. But if the air conditioning stops working, there are a few things you can check before calling in a repairman. If you can not get it running on your own, it may be necessary to enlist the services of an air conditioning repair service to help.
Frozen Condenser Coil
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The efficiency of your boiler depends on a lot of things. Even if you have the most efficient modern boiler on the market, you can lose a lot of that warm air through your duct system. Most significantly, the sections of ducting that are exposed, and in rooms where the temperature is not control, can lead to reduced efficiency. This article explains this boiler repair problem and how to fix it.
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Heating your home can be costly, especially when you have an oil-burning furnace. Oil is simply more costly than natural gas in most areas. However, that does not mean you have to pay an arm and a leg for heating fuel. Here are four ways to keep your heating oil costs under control this winter.
Get Your System Tuned Up
Even a few loose components or dirty components can make your oil-burning furnace far less efficient.
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