Whenever your air conditioner starts blowing hot air, producing weird sounds, leaking, or increasing the humidity levels in your house, know it's faulty. The fact that it hasn't broken down completely doesn't mean you don't need air conditioning repair service.  So, once you notice these signs of a faulty AC, call a competent technician to perform the repairs immediately. So why is it advisable not to procrastinate on AC repair? Keep reading to know more. [Read More]

With the increasing need for space and water heating in the residential sector, the demand for boiler installation services will continue to go up. The good news is today's boilers come in different sizes and configurations to increase your chances of finding a boiler that will suit your home perfectly. On the downside, making the right choice can be a little daunting, especially if you're choosing a boiler for your first home. [Read More]

If you're installing a new air conditioning system, you'll need to locate both your outdoor condenser unit and your indoor air handling unit. The air handling unit contains the house blower that distributes air through your home, as well as the evaporator coil that absorbs heat energy. Most homeowners choose to install their air handler units in either an attic or basement. Of course, basements aren't typical in all parts of the country, and some homes may not contain easily accessible attics. [Read More]

The compressor would be an excellent candidate if you had to pick a single component to define any air conditioning system. These parts play a critical role in the refrigerant cycle by ensuring correct pressure levels and moving refrigerant throughout the system. Without your compressor, your home's air conditioner could not function at all. Unfortunately, the compressor is also a high-cost component. While many people believe that they need to replace their whole system when the compressor fails, there are some situations where repair is a better option. [Read More]