How to Clean and Maintain a HVAC System

Posted on: 18 May 2017

Many homes today are outfitted with central air conditioning, meaning a unit that pushes cool air through all the ductwork and vents of the home. However, if your home doesn't have ducts installed, or if you need air conditioning for an exterior workspace, garage, barn, or other such building without ducts, note the pros and cons of a few of your alternative choices. This will ensure you choose the right option for air conditioning and are happy with it for years to come.
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Posted on: 16 May 2017

Ducted air conditioning has been around for quite long. Ductless systems have been developed but ducted systems are still very good. This can be attributed to the improvements that have been made on ducted systems over time so that they are still very effective in heating today. How it works With a ducted heating system, the heat is produced by a heating unit which is usually installed in a central area.
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Posted on: 11 May 2017

For homeowners who want to enjoy year-round temperature control service, reverse-cycle air conditioners are an appropriate choice of HVAC equipment. During the hot sunny months of the year, these air conditioners provide cooling service, whereas during the cold winter months, they do the exact opposite — warm up the living area. Because reverse-cycle air conditioners are often being operated almost throughout the year, it is easy to overlook that they too need servicing, just like other types of air conditioning equipment.
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Posted on: 5 May 2017

It's not always easy to spot faults within an air conditioning system. However, it's important to be able to recognise the early warning signs that your unit needs to be repaired or serviced, as a seemingly minor fault that is left unfixed for too long could eventually worsen to the point that it causes the entire unit to fail prematurely. Here are two signs which could indicate that your unit is in need of either repair of servicing.
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