Skip to main content
Choose The Right HVAC Company For Your Needs
Your Go-To HVAC Company To keep your air conditioner performing well, get it serviced by a reputable HVAC company. Maintaining a HVAC system during the summer is an extraordinary measure. Quality maintenance and continuous inspection by service technicians ensures efficiency. It also increases the life of the heating system and its many parts. How do you know if the HVAC company you’ve chosen is right for you? We’ve put together a few ways to help you figure it out. Inspection Any HVAC company should check your HVAC system for contamination and wear. They should also check for safety and control. This inspection tells the HVAC technician if the system has broken or needs a repair. The outcome will determine what action you should take next. Repairs If you unit needs a repair, your HVAC company should let you know what work they need to do and why. Often, they have smaller parts on hand or are able to get them. If it is something simple like cleaning out an air duct or replacing an air filter, they can do the repair quick. If it is more comprehensive work such as a full unit replacement, it will take a lot longer. Replacement If your unit needs a replacement, your HVAC company will recommend the best unit for your home and budget. An HVAC technician will be the one to install the unit and make sure it works after installation. Maintenance and Inspection Services Our HVAC technicians are well trained and always ready for you if you ever have an emergency. Our experts will perform a competent analysis. We will carry out any electrical heating project in the home and install any heating system. We have a team of experienced HVAC technicians who can get the job done right. Contact Ardmore Fresh Air to learn more.
How Different Weather Affects Your HVAC System
The home's HVAC system helps to maintain a comfortable temperature in your home. But, the environment outside can affect your HVAC’s performance. How you react to it is vital. Extreme Heat And Cold We’ve all seen the news and as the years go by. We hear of record breaking hot summers or coldest winters in different parts of the world. It’s understandable that we seek comfort during these extreme situations. But, don’t crank up your thermostat yet. Setting your HVAC to the extremes of the temperature scale may not help. It may produce results the same if you had toned it down by a few degrees. Although you’re getting the same outcome, your system will consume a lot more power. Plus, it will cause its parts to break down faster. In short you’ll be wasting money for nothing but a false sense of ease. To better combat the most extreme weathers you should get creative. It isn’t hard. You only need to use your imagination. For days when it’s freezing, you should put on sweaters and pants to keep yourself warm. When it’s scorching sometimes a the help of fan might help your AC. Have it face you, but turn it off once your body feels it’s cool enough.
3 Easy Things To Check On Your HVAC System
Technicians can help you manage any HVAC concerns. But, it may take time for them to get to your home and do the job. At times it may be a simple task that you could have done in a matter of minutes. The residents of a house must be familiar of the simple things to check on their heating and cooling system. This helps them avoid having to wait for help and paying for a miniscule errand. This could also help when discussing problems with professionals. This helps toe professionals get a better gauge on the problem. Power Or Gas If your system refuses to operate, chances are it isn’t getting the power it needs. See to it that you have plugged in your units. Even if you remember doing so, it would be ideal that you still verify this. Sometimes a pet or by someone walking past the wires can dislodge it without realizing. Circuit breakers sometimes tend to shut down immediately as a safety measure. If you can’t see anything that could be an emergency you may try turning it on. If it stops working again then immediately call an electrician to look into this. Sometimes when people move from warmer places, they aren’t used to furnaces. Some don’t realize that they need to use a gas company for it to work. Unless your heater uses electricity then this should be something you should examine. Make sure your gas lines are in good condition and haven’t turned off.
Why You Should Consider A Wi-Fi Thermostat
Since the beginning, the internet has become essential in our world. Generations ago, most people had no idea what this was, and lived without it. Today, we can’t imagine going without it. It serves as a network and links everyone from every place on earth. People can express themselves, talk with one another, and exchange information. The reason for its success? We are able to use it for so many things. Now it has reached the HVAC world with Wi-Fi thermostats. What Are Wi-Fi Thermostats? Wi-Fi allows us to connect to the internet without the needing a physical wire. With this, Wi-Fi Thermostats can link to the web. It can do what your old traditional models did, but with more options. These modern models allows us to control it with our smartphones and tablets. This allows us to make changes, no matter the location as long as there is internet. Security measures, lighting, and other features of our house can change at a tap of our fingers. Real time information will also be on display on our application. You can check it out every now and then to make sure there's no issues.
How Regular HVAC Maintenance Can Help You Save Money
Technology provides for us humans the benefit of comfort, efficiency, and leisure. These advancements also provide benefits for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. Paving the way for an automated and “smarter” way of supplying desired temperatures to a home. But as advanced as technology is, our HVAC systems still has its limits. This is why regular maintenance of them is a practice that every homeowner should do. Maintenance does not only keep our systems in good running condition but it is also to be money saving. Reduce Wear And Tear Every HVAC unit throughout their lifetime will always wear down over time. This leads to a progressive degradation as time passes by. This results to repairs in the future and having to replace them with new ones. Remember: repairs and replacements mean you have to spend a lot of money. Reducing wear and tear helps decrease the frequency of repairs and purchases.  When trying to preserve your HVAC system, replacing filters is vital and tends to get ignored. After a while, filters will have trapped as many particles as it can handle and will end up getting clogged. Clogged filters means your units will work harder and longer trying to get air to pass through.
Which Type Of Air Filter Is Right For My Home?
The air quality in a home is important for its inhabitants to continue to live a healthy life. Homeowners should strive for a cleaner and better atmosphere inside their residences. One step of doing this is securing the right air filters for you and your family. The appropriate choice would give provide air you could be confident to breathe in. Air filters vary in kind and in its effectivity. Given the number of options on the market, you should know the factors when choosing a filter. MERV Rating This is a classification system made by ASHRAE. The purpose of the MERV rating is to classify the different types of filters. It's rating depends on how effective it is in trapping different particles. These ratings range from 1 to 20, with 14 to 20 being in medical settings. Categories 1 to 4 are the most common, yet the most ineffective. MERV 8 to 13, are the best choices for homes. If you want a better home environment, you should refer to MERV Ratings when deciding what air filter to use. Each number implies the filters capability to strain out certain particles. Familiarize with each rating and their capabilities. For example, the presence of pets or animals would change the MERV rating you would need. You would have to go for air filters with a MERV rating of 5 or higher to keep out their dander.  
Subscribe to Archived HVAC System Blogs and Content