Why Is My Heater Blowing Cold Air?
During winter, the last thing a New England homeowner wants is a problem with their heat source. Yet if the furnace is not warming up or blowing cold air, there could be an issue with the gas supply, air filter,…
Gas Heater Concerns and Precautions
The majority of homes use gas as a heat source, supplied through a furnace or boiler. Although gas is considered a “clean” natural fuel, carbon monoxide exposure remains a risk and often occurs from a poorly maintained heating system. If…
How Dirty Air Filters Can Affect HVAC Systems
Cleaning and replacing the air filter in your HVAC system is a task many homeowners can perform themselves, yet it often goes overlooked. Ignoring a dirty air filter affects your heating and cooling system on multiple levels. It causes the…
Preventative Maintenance Tips for HVAC Systems
Preventative maintenance is integral to ensure your HVAC system works efficiently. Routine steps can help preserve the system’s lifespan, lessen wear on components, improve energy use and reduce future repair costs. You can reference the manual to see when certain…
How Air Conditioning Refrigerant Leaks Occur
Also known as Freon or coolant, refrigerant is a chemical compound that circulates through your air conditioning system. In the process, it draws in indoor heat and moves it outdoors, transforming from a fluid to a gas during this loop.…
How to Prevent Mold in Your Air Conditioner
While mold is a natural part of our ecosystem, you don’t want it accumulating in your air conditioning system. Your home or business first develops a musty scent and as it operates, the HVAC system spreads the spores through the…
How to Prepare Your A/C for Warm Weather
Spring is the time of year to thoroughly inspect your air conditioning system for debris and dirt to make sure it’s ready to optimally perform. Considering its lifespan and multiple components, you’re also advised to schedule professional maintenance and have…
Fire Hazards Related to HVAC Units
Homeowners and building managers count on HVAC systems to help circulate air and control indoor temperature. They create a comfortable environment, keeping you warm in the winter and cool in the summer. This can improve productivity, especially in commercial spaces.…
Can Outside Temperatures Affect Your A/C Unit?
When it’s hot outside, you turn on the air conditioning and expect it to cool your home in a reasonable amount of time. Yet on days when the temperature pushes 100 degrees Fahrenheit, your system may seem sluggish, taking longer…
6 Signs of Air Conditioner Failure
Connecticut is well-known for extreme weather changes. In winter, the grounds are often blanketed in snow and temperatures can drop below freezing. In the summertime, it’s not unusual for temperatures to soar well into the 90s. As such, finding out…
