Hearing spooky sounds at night — and they’re coming from inside your house? Ticking, banging and clatter from inside your walls might indicate problems with the design or installation of your ductwork. Ducts deliver the conditioned air from your HVAC equipment to your living spaces and then back again; duct noise probably means it’s time to call your contractor. Read More
Ousting dust from your home may seem like a battle you can’t win. You might carefully wipe down your belongings and vacuum your rugs and drapes, only to find the next day that those pesky particles are back — and they’ve brought friends. However, there are some strategies you might not have considered to combat dust in your home, which goes a long way toward improving your family’s indoor air quality. 
Surprised at the size of your energy bill? Wondering where all that power goes? Your household might have some energy-sucking appliances or systems you haven’t considered. 
Air conditioning and heating equipment sold online may appear to be a real bargain. In fact, you’re missing out on a lot when buying a furnace from an online HVAC retailer rather than a local, 
MERV, or “Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value,” is a scale that measures how well filters can capture airborne contaminants before they reach your heating equipment — and before the heated air is distributed throughout your home. 
Has a friend or relative ever really shocked you? Does your hair look like you’ve seen a ghost? Are your clothes clinging to you? If so, you are encountering the strange force know as static electricity. You want to get rid of it, but how? 
If you have a red-tagged furnace, it means the heat exchanger has a crack in it. This crack can allow carbon monoxide to escape into the air you breathe. Any HVAC or utility worker who spots this dangerous situation will shut down the furnace immediately, shut off the gas supply, and notify your utility. 
In Southern California and Nevada, we generally enjoy mild winters with great weather throughout the year. This is the perfect climate for heat pumps, one of the most energy-efficient and comfortable heating and cooling systems available. 
Starting off a new year is a great time to put up a carbon monoxide (CO) detector if your home lacks one. But before you do, give some thought to where you will install the detector. 
A heating and air conditioning maintenance agreement helps protect your home comfort equipment and extend its life. A well-maintained heating and cooling system will last longer, run more efficiently and keep your home more comfortable. Your heating and cooling system is a major investment and the best way to protect it is with regular maintenance. -
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Travis Chico, a graduate of UTI (Universal Technical Institute), is NATE-certified in heat pumps, AC, and gas furnaces. Additional education includes Mitsubishi City Multi Service, Unico Contractor Training, and Samsung Service...More »
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