A typical HVAC system is designed to last between 10 and 15 years. After about a decade, the main components of the system may show significant signs of wear and tear, affecting overall efficiency and performance.
An HVAC system can break down at the worst possible moments and leave you wondering what went wrong. To reduce the risk of this happening, every homeowner should educate themself on the most common HVAC problems and their solutions.
LENEXA, KS, January 18, 2022 /24-7PressRelease/ — Roger The Plumber, a residential plumbing and HVAC services company, encourages homeowners to invest in a quality air purifier to remove any contaminants that may have entered the indoor air supply during the holiday season.
We’ve grown accustomed to living in comfort and controlling our home environment. If we feel cold, we turn up the heater. If it gets too hot, we blast the AC. As a consequence, this laissez-faire attitude may have led to the formation of bad habits that are driving up monthly utility bills.
If you’re looking for ways to decrease energy consumption, here are a few energy-wasting HVAC habits to address.
Roger The Plumber, a residential plumbing and HVAC services company, advises homeowners to schedule a tune-up to improve their HVAC system’s efficiency or to purchase a newer, more efficient system to reduce overall monthly heating costs. In recent weeks, top HVAC brands across the U.S. have announced price increases, including Carrier, Lennox, AAON, SPX Cooling Technologies, Trane Technologies, and Allied Air Enterprises.
Like all home appliances, the furnace shows signs it’s time for repair or even complete replacement. The fall season is an important time to look out for these signs to avoid having to deal with a heating emergency in the dead of winter.
Roger The Plumber, a residential plumbing and HVAC services company, advises homeowners to review their summer utility bills for opportunities to cut energy costs.
If last month’s electricity bill made you jump out of your skin, then consider the following tips for lowering your A/C use this summer.
Other than derailed vacation plans, the worst thing that can happen during the summer is for an AC to stop working in the middle of a heat wave. But as long as you look out for the following signs, you can typically avoid an AC emergency.
If it’s time to replace your old air conditioner — whether the repairs have become too frequent and expensive, or you’re looking for a more energy efficient system — be sure to take the following steps before making a purchase.