It can be shocking when cold weather arrives after many warm fall days. Turning on the heat is a normal reaction, but it might not be the best thing to do. Many homeowners have HVAC systems that have not been serviced as recommended. Ideally, heating maintenance should occur before the winter. However, busy lifestyles or oversight can result in this important home maintenance task getting completed. The following points identify a few things you can do if you have not had maintenance performed for the new winter season and need to use your heat.
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If you are going to be getting a new furnace installed in your home, you may be wondering what all of this entails and what to expect during and after the process. An expert team from your HVAC company will be at your home to discuss the ins and outs of what is going to be done and anything that you may need to do before they arrive at your home.
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A thermostat is a small object in your AC, which is why many homeowners disregard its importance. It's the device used to send instructions to the blower fan and air conditioner. A small malfunction of the thermostat can cause multiple issues with your AC. In some cases, air-conditioning repair focuses on the thermostat. Here are some common thermostat problems.
Short-Cycling
Miscalibration of your thermostat can cause short cycling. This is when your air conditioner's cooling cycle is interrupted.
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As air conditioning units have gradually progressed over the years, more AC services have become available to homeowners with these units. One that's certainly impactful is duct cleaning, a service that can help you maintain cooling efficiency. If you take these steps, having this service completed by an AC company won't be difficult.
Cover Furniture up Prior to Cleaning
When your ducts are cleaned by a professional company, a lot of dirt and debris can get stirred up.
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Certain home air conditioning myths can cost big money in terms of reduced efficiency, poor cooling, and maintenance issues. Knowing the myths can help you avoid a costly mistake.
1. Cranking Down the Thermostat Cools More Quickly
Walking into a hot house can be miserable, but turning the thermostat down all the way won't cool the house more quickly. All it does is increase the chances that it will be forgotten and left at the lower temperature for a long time, thus leading to an over-cooled house and increased energy usage bill.
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