Every air conditioning unit uses refrigerant to cool down the air that enters and goes through the system. Thanks to this pressurized liquid, your HVAC system can provide consistent temperatures to ensure indoor comfort. Otherwise, your system wouldn’t be able to function. Although R-22 is one of the most popular refrigerants, it, unfortunately, is also harmful to the environment.
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A Guide on Building Electrification
Most buildings in the United States run on multiple fuels. To power furnaces, boilers and water heaters, buildings rely a lot on fossil fuels such as natural gas or propane. In fact, buildings account for roughly 40% of the country’s energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. Not only that, but nearly half of all homes use natural gas as their primary heating fuel.
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Spring Furnace Replacement: Things You Need to Keep in Mind
Have you ever considered getting your furnace replaced this season? You may be surprised to learn that you can benefit from it due to potential discounts and other great deals on certain units. Getting a replacement is also ideal during the spring season since the unit isn’t being used, so a replacement won’t affect comfort levels in your home. If your furnace is already near the end of its lifespan, an early replacement can help you prepare for next winter without any worries!
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A Spring Maintenance Checklist for Your Commercial HVAC System
Spring has finally arrived! As a commercial business owner, you need to make certain your property remains comfortable throughout the season. Ensuring the HVAC system is in top shape helps ensure consistent temperatures and good indoor air quality for your tenants and employees. The best way to do this is to schedule a spring maintenance checkup with a trusted contractor like All Seasons, Inc. Meanwhile, here’s a checklist to prepare your commercial HVAC system for spring.
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Dealing With Dirty HVAC Evaporator Coils
Regular cleaning and maintenance are important if you want your HVAC system to last a long time. Even if you do the cleaning yourself, you’ll still sometimes need a professional to take care of some of its components. This includes the evaporator coil, which can accumulate dirt over time and prevent your home comfort system from working efficiently.
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