Having a leak in the home is a nightmare that most homeowners hope to never experience. Unfortunately, residential leaks are quite common, and they can cause a lot of damage. A leaking pipe under the bathroom sink or a dripping hot water heater are easy to see with your eyes. But, since so much of a home's plumbing is hidden, it can be difficult to discover and identify leaks right away.
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A central air conditioner that makes loud rattling noises can be a nuisance in a house, especially when it is running during bedtime hours. Poor air circulation and a low level of coolness can also make using an air conditioner a frustrating experience for a homeowner. Using a system that is in such a condition is a bad idea when it comes to keeping energy bills low, as it can take a while to produce even a small amount of cool air.
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Your HVAC system is the primary method of climate control in your home and works to maintain the comfort levels within the interior of your home no matter what the exterior conditions are like. However, year-round operation can take a toll on your HVAC system, which means that it is likely to begin to malfunction after it has aged for several years. Understanding some of the early warning signs associated with an HVAC system that has started to go can help you determine when you should get in touch with a contractor to consider replacing your heating and cooling units.
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You count on your air conditioner to work hard throughout the summer to keep your home cool. But the last thing you want is for your A/C system to work itself to death in the process. Overstressed air conditioners can break down at any given moment, robbing your home of cooling comfort just when it needs it most.
Fortunately, it's easy to spot the signs of an air conditioner that has its work cut out for it.
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When your air conditioner seems to be working fine, you may wonder why you need to have it serviced. It may seem like a waste of time and money, but regular maintenance could save a lot of money by preventing costly damage to your HVAC. Here's a look at three things that could go wrong when you neglect HVAC maintenance.
Your HVAC Could Overheat
One thing the HVAC technician does is clean dust and debris out of the air handler.
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