As the crisp autumn leaves begin to fall and winter’s chill starts creeping in, caring for the HVAC system’s outdoor unit becomes one of the many priorities of homeowners. Some argue that leaving it exposed to the elements could be harmful, choosing to cover it instead. Others believe the exact opposite. In this article, HVAC Construction, Inc. discusses how to care for your outdoor HVAC system during these cooler months.
When Is an HVAC Problem an Emergency?
In today’s post, the HVAC contractors at HVAC Construction, Inc. discuss why it’s important for homeowners to make the distinction between HVAC emergencies and routine service, especially during peak times.
Is Shading Your Air Conditioner Necessary?
Normally, you wouldn’t worry about your outdoor air conditioning system if it’s keeping your home cool and comfortable. However, do you sometimes wonder how you can lower its energy consumption without affecting its performance? This is possible if your outdoor unit has some shade, and it can make a difference in its overall energy efficiency.
How to Tell if You Have Poor Indoor Air Quality
If you think you’re safer inside your home because you’re breathing cleaner air, you may be mistaken. Studies have shown that indoor air can be up to 70 times more polluted than outdoor air. That said, you might want to consider hiring an expert who can evaluate your indoor air quality.
How You’ll Benefit From a Furnace Tune-Up This Fall
While you can get a furnace tune-up at almost any time of the year, many HVAC technicians agree that the best time to do it is in the fall. This season is a transition period from the hot days of summer to the cold days of winter, so during this time you’ll need to make sure that your furnace can keep up with the lower temperatures. If it isn’t optimized for the colder weather, you either risk a breakdown or increased energy costs (beyond what’s normal for the season). Below our team at HVAC Construction outlines a few of the benefits of scheduling a furnace tune-up this fall.