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The speed at which air circulates throughout your home can affect your comfort during the summer. If your home suffers from poor air circulation, it may feel uncomfortably hot. Rather than circulating throughout your home, the cool air produced by your AC system will remain stagnant. You can improve air circulation in your home, however, …
If your AC system constantly runs day in and day out during the summer, you might be wondering whether it’s normal. The hot temperatures associated with this time of year will obviously force your AC system to work harder when compared to other seasons. In some cases, your AC system may fail to achieve the …
Have you been told by a heating, ventilation and cooling (HVAC) technician that your home’s AC unit has a bad expansion valve? AC Units are comprised of many different parts. While you’re probably familiar with the condenser and evaporator coils – the two large units found outside and inside your home, respectively – the expansion …
Coils are an important part of a heating, ventilation and cooling (HVAC) system. Assuming your home uses a traditional split HVAC system, it should have two separate coils: an evaporator coil and a condenser coil, each of which features a series of thin and parallel metal fins. Because they are so thin, though, coil fins …
Split heating, ventilation and cooling (HVAC) systems contain more than just an outdoor condenser and compressor; they also feature an air handler. Typically found indoors, it’s an essential HVAC component that’s used to distribute cooled or warmed air. Because they are installed in a discreet location, though, many homeowners rarely see their HVAC system’s air …
