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Should I Replace AC and Furnace At The Same Time?

November 11, 2022

Replacing your air conditioning system and furnace at the same time might seem extremely difficult, but replacing both can save you energy and money in

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How to Detect Heat Loss in a House

Mas Broto

November 10, 2022

Is your heating system on, but your home is still chilly? Are you turning the heat up higher than usual? If you’ve experienced this, your

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Solving Uneven Heating On Different Floors

Mas Broto

November 8, 2022

Have you noticed that your home is warmer downstairs and cooler upstairs, or vice versa? This can be a common problem for those with homes

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How Do I Keep Algae Out of My AC Drain Line?

Mas Broto

November 7, 2022

Algae rely on water to thrive, and once they start growing inside an AC drain line system, they can quickly produce a clog. If the

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How To Light A Pilot Light on A Furnace

Mas Broto

November 7, 2022

One common issue you may experience in an old furnace is when the pilot light keeps going out. This is a problem that may have

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How To Adjust A/C Duct Dampers

Mas Broto

November 5, 2022

A central air conditioning system distributes the cooled air throughout your ductwork. How much air each room gets depends on the duct damper settings. These

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How Do You Maintain a Condensate Pump?

Mas Broto

November 3, 2022

Condensation pumps are connected to air conditioners to dispose of water condensate produced during the cooling process. This keeps the air conditioner from dripping in

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How Do You Replace a Furnace Condensate Pump?

Mas Broto

November 2, 2022

The condensate that a furnace’s evaporator coil makes is collected and taken away by a condensate pump. The drain line of the furnace dumps condensate

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How to Determine Condensate Pump Size for a Furnace

Mas Broto

October 27, 2022

High-efficiency furnaces rely on condensate pumps to function correctly. Because these units are so efficient, they create a lot of condensation while working. That condensation,

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