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How A Mini-Split Air Conditioning System Works
Is There a Reset Button on My AC Unit? DIY FAQs
When starting DIY projects, you may have a lot of questions about the equipment you are working with, and those questions can lead to more questions. Is there a rest button on my ac unit? Outside or inside? How do I reset my air conditioner? The answers to these types of questions can help your...
Are Wall Mounted Air Conditioner & Heater Combo Systems Worth It?
For many of us, we take our central air and radiant heating/cooling systems for granted, especial on warm summer days where our homes are a perfectly comfortable temperature. But if you own a trailer, extended garage, vacation home, or addition, a traditional HVAC system may not be completely practical or financially viable. Some choose to...
Reduce Pet Allergies Naturally with Your HVAC System
Are you a proud pet owner of a cat or dog? Do you consider your pet a vital member of your family? While your furry friends bring immense joy and companionship to your home, they also carry dander and allergens that can greatly affect your indoor air quality. Pet allergies are a common concern among...
Why Are My AC Coils Frozen?
Do you notice that your AC does not seem to be running properly? You are sweating sitting in your home and don’t know how to fix it. Believe it or not, your AC coils may be frozen, even if it’s the middle of the summer! That’s right, your AC coils can freeze any time of...
Heat Pump or Air Conditioner: Which Should I Get for My San Diego Home?
If you are a homeowner, you understand how hot your San Diego house can get at times during the summer. How can you stay cool this summer? When it comes to home cooling, homeowners typically have two centralized options, heat pumps or air conditioners. While you may think that they are the same thing, they...
Where Should I Install a Carbon Monoxide Detector in My Home?
If you are a homeowner, then you know that it is important to protect your home from carbon monoxide. Because carbon monoxide is colorless and odorless, every home needs a carbon monoxide detector to warn when the levels of the dangerous gas are getting too high. You may be wondering, where in your home the...
