Humidity control is a critical part of any air conditioning system. Refrigerant-based systems remove humidity from the air by removing heat energy, causing moisture to condense onto the evaporator coils. Since your home's blower pushes air across the evaporator coils, the air delivered from your supply ducts should typically be less humid than the air entering the return vents.
While humidity control may seem like a secondary feature, it's crucial to maintaining a comfortable home.
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When it's air conditioning season, the last thing you think about is your furnace/air handler, but you should be monitoring these systems as well, as your air conditioning system and furnace/air handler are a team. The air conditioning system uses the blower on the furnace/air handler to help distribute air around your home. Throughout the summer months, you should take a look at your furnace/air handler to be sure you don't have any unusual problems such as water coming out from the coil, which is located on the downwind side of the blower.
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If you want to make sure that you and your loved ones are able to stay nice and warm all winter long, you will want to learn about some of the problems that could pop up with your HVAC system. This way, should you notice any of those problems, you will automatically know that you need to take action and call to arrange HVAC repair work from a trusted contractor or company.
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Looking to ramp up your business's marketing efforts? Marketing is essential to put your business in the spotlight, making more people know about your company name and brand. The more people know about your company, the higher your chances of increasing sales and turning profits.
If you use fleet vehicles to deliver your goods to the market or move company staff between different job sites, consider using vehicle wrapping as a marketing tool.
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When you learn that you need to have your furnace repaired, your first thought may be that it's going to be a big, involved, and expensive job. Sometimes this is the case. However, when furnace repairs are really extensive, HVAC companies tend to simply recommend you replace the furnace. If your HVAC company is truly advising you to make repairs rather than replacing the unit, the repairs you need may not be as major or expensive as you're imagining.
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