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Why You Need Good Ventilation
In an effort to control costs and energy efficiency, homeowners place a high value on tight insulation. Yet, many are surprised to learn that while their airtight home might save them money, the quality of the air that they breathe on the inside is more polluted than the outside air. Given that individuals spend most of their time indoors, this is a serious problem. That’s why it’s important to have good ventilation.
Your Commercial Business: Common HVAC Concerns
Chances are, if you are a commercial business owner, you understand that maintaining a comfortable work environment is not only safe, it encourages productivity and employee satisfaction. That’s why it’s important to adhere to a regular maintenance schedule when it comes to your heating and air conditioning system.
What Is A Ductless, Mini-Split Air Conditioner?
With special applications for residential, commercial and other building types, ductless mini-split air conditioners are especially useful as an add-on for homes or small apartments where ductwork is difficult to install or not an option. Energy Saverexplains that mini split units are similar to central systems in that they have both an outdoor compressor and indoor handling unit. To link the outdoor and indoor units, mini splits have a conduit that holds the power cable, refrigerant tubing, suction tubing and the condensate drain. With easy installation, when compared to other space heating alternatives, ductless mini split units can be a simple solution for the right space.
Why Is My AC Freezing Up?
Given the blazing summertime temperatures in Georgia, if something is amiss with your air conditioning unit, you’ll know it. For instance, suppose you’ve placed your hand over the supply register. There’s airflow, yet it is minimal and not very cold. If this is the case, there’s a good chance that your AC unit has frozen up. Fortunately, the trained technicians at ClimateSmith, LLC are well equipped to help. Meanwhile, to better understand why your AC has frozen up, consider the following.
Get The Most Out Of Your HVAC System With Quality Installation
While Georgia temperatures are on the rise, homeowners find themselves on the fence yet again, juggling the cost of energy usage and the need to maintain a comfortable environment. Seemingly, those with older HVAC systems assume that their units will work harder to achieve the same output as newer, more energy efficient systems.
Learn To Recognize And Prevent HVAC Electrical Problems
While it may appear that HVAC would have no connection to the world of electrical repair, these fields are very much connected, as heating and cooling units rely upon electricity to run smoothly and effectively. Therefore, HVAC specialists have extensive knowledge of electrical components, how they relate to each unit and how to repair them. Given that May is National Electrical Safety Month, there’s no better time to learn how to recognize and prevent HVAC electrical problems.
