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Here are Some Pitfalls to Avoid When Buying New HVAC Equipment
No matter how reliably it has served you, eventually your HVAC equipment will start to falter. Service technicians may be able to patch it up and keep it chugging along for a while, but eventually Father Time will render its final verdict and condemn your furnace and/or air conditioner to the scrap heap. Once this happens you’ll need to move quickly to purchase new equipment. But if you rush in without a good plan of action you could end up you stuck with an overpriced, ineffective HVAC system. If You’re Buying New HVAC Equipment, Please Don’t … Fail to get multiple estimates HVAC equipment and installation are inherently costly and every dollar you save should be considered precious. Therefore it behooves you to look around and collect a number of estimates—and read all the fine print on those offers to be sure there are no hidden fees or other nasty surprises. Fail to fully investigate […]
Can I Just Replace the Outdoor Unit on an Older Air Conditioning System to Save Money?
Central air conditioners have two parts: an indoor unit that sits in an attic or other unfinished space, and an outdoor unit that sits on a concrete slab. The indoor unit houses a critical component called an evaporator coil, while the outdoor unit houses two critical components: a compressor and a condenser coil. If you have an older air conditioner, there’s a pretty good chance that the outdoor unit will fail before the indoor unit. You might think that a simple replacement of the outdoor unit will return your AC to good working order. In reality, partial replacement of the components in an older air conditioner can lead to significant, expensive problems. Understanding Your Air Conditioner When you turn on your central air conditioner, the system pulls warm air from the interior of your home to the evaporator coil in the indoor unit. This coil contains a refrigerant in gas form. The heat in the […]
3 Signs that it is time to Replace your Furnace
Keeping warn during the winter is high on everyone list, but is your Furnace getting the job down? Give us a call and we will be sure to test your HVAC system, we service Corona, Lake Elsinore and Menifee.
Do HVAC Systems Emit Greenhouse Gases?
According to most environmentalists, the ozone layer is getting depleted by greenhouse gases, some of which are emitted by HVAC equipment. This applies for all types of systems, including central, portable and wall-mounted AC units. The ozone layer is what protects the earth from harmful ultraviolet radiation. The gradual depletion of this stratum increases the rate of UV penetration, which permanently raises the earth’s temperature in a process known as global warming. How A/C Systems Work Air conditioners are comprised of internal electric coils and an electric pump to transfer air between the outdoors and indoors. The cooling mechanism, known as the evaporator, is what transmits cool air into the house while the hot coil (condenser) releases warm air outdoors. A compressor pump is included to move the refrigerant between these two components, alternately changing it between liquid and gaseous states in order to move the cool and warm air. Do HVAC Systems Emit Greenhouse […]
