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Is Your AC Not Blowing Air? Here’s How to Handle It.
It’s a hot, sultry, Indiana summer afternoon and you have an AC not blowing air. What else can go wrong? The good news is, the most common causes of this uncomfortable situation can usually be quickly...
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How Often Should You Run Your HVAC’s Furnace Blower Fan?
The furnace blower fan installed inside your HVAC system performs double duty, depending on the season. In winter, the furnace blower fan activates when the furnace cycles on and circulates warm air...
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What is the Most Common HVAC Terminology in the Industry?
Will using lots of HVAC terminology in casual conversations impress family and friends? Probably not. However, knowing a few common terms relating to the heating and cooling system in your home can...
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Know All There Is to Know About Individual Room AC Units
In a house without central air conditioning in every room, the addition of an individual room AC can keep occupants comfortable. Situations where this may be considered include a house constructed...
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Why You Should Get the Best Mini AC Unit for Your Home
If you’re looking for personal-sized cooling, what’s the best mini AC unit to consider? The first thing to do is moderate your expectations. The downsized devices small enough to carry around with you...
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What Knowing About HVAC Safety Can Do for You and Your Home
Whether its summer cooling season or time for winter heating, HVAC safety should be a year-round priority. Your central air conditioner and furnace are designed and engineered to be safe during normal...
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What You Need to Do to Have a Green HVAC System at Home
Taking steps toward a more green HVAC system can pay off at home and even make a contribution toward a more efficient, sustainable community at large. The even-better news: It's a goal that doesn’t...
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Find Out All About How an HVAC Sensor Works for Your Home
An HVAC sensor is technology that links to your central thermostat to make heating and cooling your home more effective and more efficient. Most often, these HVAC sensors are utilized in zoning...
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How High-Efficiency Furnaces Link to a Concrete Floor Drain
If you’re upgrading to a new high-efficiency condensing furnace, you may also opt to upgrade to a concrete floor drain. What does plumbing have to do with furnaces? High-efficiency models with AFUE...
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What to Know About a Possible HVAC Compressor Replacement
If you’re confronted by a potential HVAC compressor replacement, what are the best options? The compressor is the heart of your central air-conditioning system. It compresses the flow of refrigerant...
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Do You Know What Causes Fall Allergies and How HVAC Helps?
While most people are familiar with the connection between airborne pollen and spring allergies, what causes fall allergies is often less clear. Actually, fall is the second-most-common time of the...
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What You Need to Winterize Your Home Ahead of Cold Weather
Cold weather’s on the way, but there’s still time to winterize your home to help you save on heating bills. In most of the country, the monthly costs of keeping a home warm during the winter typically...
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How Can You Make HVAC Rebates Work in Your Home’s Favor?
If you’re considering upgrading your heating or cooling components, HVAC rebates are your friends. Programs available from both major HVAC manufacturers, as well as public sector sources, can put...
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What Is a Safe Drain Cleaner When It Comes to Your HVAC?
Why should your furnace or AC need a safe drain cleaner? It’s because either or both units produce a significant amount of water that needs to be drained away properly. If this doesn't happen, trouble...
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How You Can Find Ways to Conserve Energy This Winter
While reducing energy costs is a year-round concern, certain ways to conserve energy in your home are season-specific. Heating the house in winter in Indiana presents an unavoidable energy expense....
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Is Your Furnace Pilot Light Out? Here’s How to Handle It.
A furnace pilot light out means one thing for sure: The heat in the house will be out, too, until the furnace problem is resolved. The pilot light in a gas furnace is a flame that lights the primary...
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Sleeping with the Window Open in Winter: Is It Healthy?
Can sleeping with a window open in winter benefit your health? According to medical experts, for most people, most of the time, it's very possible. However, certain stipulations apply, depending on...
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Prepare Your HVAC Unit for the Next Winter Storm Approaching
Statistics show that the next winter storm of any significance is most likely to occur in January, which is typically the coldest month of the year in Terre Haute. However, we all know that weather...
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How Can a Furnace Temperature Sensor Help Your House?
The furnace temperature sensor, also known as the flame sensor, is a vital component of safety if you have a gas furnace and is often a part of common winter HVAC service. Flame sensors are present on...
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How to Know When Common Winter HVAC Service Is Needed
As sure as the seasons change, certain common winter HVAC service is recommended. Some priorities are included in the manufacturer’s recommended annual service, while others are DIY...
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