Do high heating costs cause you to dread the colder months of the year? According to the U.S. Department of Energy, the average homeowner in the United States spends $2,060 on their utility bill each year. While heating is just one component of your utility bill, most of the money you pay toward this bill covers your heating costs. In fact, 29% of your total utility bill probably goes toward heating your home.
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What To Do About Frozen AC Coils
There are many factors that can cause your AC coils to freeze. Frozen AC coils are usually characterized by a layer of ice on the unit. However, indoor AC units aren't always accessible. In such cases, you'll have to rely on other signs to know if your coils are frozen.
Unexplained condensation and leaks can be a sign of frozen coils, and warm air coming from the supply registers can also point to the same problem.
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3 Tips for the Best AC Services
If you are looking to make sure that you're getting the best from your air conditioner, it's important that you touch base with professionals that can handle your AC services. There are a number of professionals that can handle the maintenance that you need for your HVAC system. To be certain that you're getting the most out of your AC services, take advantage of the tips below and reach out to professionals that can serve you.
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Don't Get Heated Up: What To Do When Your AC Breaks Down Unexpectedly In The Middle Of Summer
Summer is on its way, and it's supposed to be a hot one. With that in mind, it's time to have your air conditioner serviced. You want to make sure that your air conditioner is able to keep you cool all summer long. Unfortunately, even with proper maintenance, your air conditioner may have a mind of its own, which means it may decide to break down on the hottest day of the summer.
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