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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Simple Ways to Avoid AC Failure in the Summer
Your air conditioner is probably the most in-demand appliance in your home during the summertime, which is to be expected as temperatures become hot and your interior requires extra cooling. But even though air conditioning units are generally designed to be durable, it’s still important to give it the right amount of care and maintenance throughout its service life.
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How to Tell If Your Unit Has a Failing Fan Motor
Being the local leader among air conditioning companies means knowing what’s best when it comes to AC unit maintenance. If you notice something isn’t working properly with your unit, you can rely on us to properly service it. In most cases, there’s no need to completely replace the unit, but there could be something wrong with your unit’s fan motor.
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Gas Furnace Safety Habits to Practice Every Winter
Gas furnaces are the usual type of heating system you’ll see in most homes. However, some homeowners worry that furnaces present a safety hazard. No matter what kind of heating system you have, you must take safety measures to prevent problems and ensure your home stays comfortable during the cold months of winter. … Continue Reading
Everything You Need to Know About Dirty Sock Syndrome
While you may not have heard of “Dirty Sock Syndrome”, you’d likely recognize it were you to smell it. Dirty Sock Syndrome is a common term in the HVAC industry for a musty stench that can sometimes assault your senses upon opening your AC unit. causing your home to start smelling like dirty gym socks in no time.
This smell is of course unpleasant to most people. While it’s not usually dangerous, it is a sign of a problematic HVAC unit. All Seasons Inc., one of the top local air conditioning companies in the local area, explains everything you need to know about this so-called “syndrome.”
