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Not Your Cup Of Tea: What You Need To Know About Kettling In Boilers

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You might have noticed a strange sound coming from your boiler. In fact, it’s the same sound your kettle makes when you’ve put it on the stove; unfortunately, no one’s making a nice cup of tea. This strange sound, also known as “kettling” due to its similarities to a kettle on full boil, can indicate some serious issues going on with your boiler. Left to its own devices, the problem can eventually turn catastrophic and result in the loss of your boiler, not to mention serious injuries for anyone nearby.…

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Problems Your AC System Could Experience If You Don't Change The Air Filter

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Changing the filter on your air conditioner system might not be something you think of often, but it should be. Taking the time to replace this filter every month, or at least a few times each year, is vital for the operations of your system. If you fail to replace your air filter, you may encounter some of the following problems with your system. It will spread dirty air to your house…

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Air Conditioner Theft: It's Real, And It's Expensive

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Take one look at a huge air conditioner compressor sitting outside someone’s house, and you might think the idea of stealing one of these is bunk. These are huge compressors that are often in places that people wouldn’t be able to get machinery like forklifts into quickly, right? But air conditioner theft is increasing. Thieves want the copper that’s inside, and those compressors, wall units, and even window units are easy targets.…

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Still Holding On To Your Old Furnace? Here's Why You Should Let Go

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Keeping an old furnace going is a point of pride for some homeowners. Many others believe they’re saving money by clinging to their old furnaces. Although it’s possible to keep an old furnace limping along through constant maintenance, it’s usually not worth the effort in the long run. Here are a few reasons why you’re better off replacing your old furnace with something a bit newer. Newer Furnaces Consume Less Energy…

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How Your Beloved Dog Can Affect Your Beloved AC's Operations

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If you are a dog lover and keep one or two in your home, you should be aware of the effect the animal may have on your air conditioner (AC). Here are some of the ways in which a dog may interfere with the operation or efficiency of an AC: Peeing On the Outdoor Unit There are two things about dogs that make them likely to damage your AC’s outside unit with their pee.…

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Troubleshooting Issues With Your Commercial Rooftop AC And Leaks

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If your business is like most, you probably have a rooftop air conditioning unit. Generally these work well and can perform without problems for years with regular annual maintenance. Occasionally, though, moisture issues occur that are caused by your rooftop unit. The following guide can help you spot the potential for problems so you can get them fixed before you have a disaster on your hands. Issue #1: Improper supports…

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3 Reasons To Consider Copper Roofing Tiles

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Copper roofing tiles are among the most effective roofing materials that you can possibly buy, mostly because of the large number of benefits that they can provide. Listed below are three reasons to consider copper roofing tiles when replacing your current roof or if you are building a new home. Lighter Than The Competition One of the biggest benefits provided by copper roofing tiles is that they tend to be quite a bit lighter than many of the other comparable roofing materials.…

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Moving Your AC To The Rooftop: Three Things To Consider

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If your home has a central air conditioning unit that is situated on the ground, you may have considered the idea of moving it to the rooftop. There are some benefits to having your AC mounted on the roof, such as having all the essential components located in one place. It can also be a more efficient option for cooling your home, as cool air tends to sink (while warm air tends to rise).…

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How To Improve Your Cold Air Output

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Your AC system will obviously not be very effective if the condenser cannot produce cold air. Even if you system has great airflow, it will be hard to cool down your home if the AC is not making the air cold. This article explains the most common problem with condenser units and how to fix it. This simple cleaning job will not require any HVAC experience of special tools. What are the Condenser Coils…

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How To Clean Your Condenser Unit

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There are several important components of a central condenser unit that you can fix on your own. Most people will have their AC system regularly serviced by HVAC professionals. This is still vital, but these simple DIY jobs can help reduce your repair bills in the long run. They can also help keep your unit more energy efficient, saving you money on a monthly basis. This article explains 3 simple ways to clean your condenser.…

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