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Are you a proud pet owner? According to research conducted by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AMVA), over 63% of U.S. households own at least one dog or cat. While pets offer unconditional love and loyalty, they can take a toll on your home’s heating and air conditioning system. Their fur will accumulate inside air …
The thermostat is the main control system for your home’s heating, ventilation and cooling system (HVAC). Whether you want to make your home cooler or warmer, you’ll need to adjust the thermostat. When inspecting the thermostat, though, you may notice two primary options for the fan: ON and AUTO. While you can use them either …
All heating, ventilation and cooling (HVAC) systems contain air ducts. Consisting of hollow tubes made of galvanized metal – typically steel or aluminum – they guide conditioned air to the supply vents. After being cooled or warmed at the evaporator coil, the conditioned air is blown through the ducts before exiting out your home’s supply …
Traditional split-system AC systems contain a variety of parts, the three most important being an evaporator coil, a condenser coil, and an air handler. There’s another part, however, that plays a key role in the functionality of an AC system: the drain line. It typically runs from the evaporator coil to the exterior of your …
