Why is My Air Conditioner Making Noises?

April 5, 2021

Your air conditioner should make a humming sound when it’s operating normally. If it makes loud noises, it’s a sign something has gone wrong. The type of noise it’s making is helpful in figuring out what the problem is. Clicking This sound comes from your outdoor AC unit’s electrical parts. You’ll often hear it when the air conditioner turns on or off. If you hear a clicking sound at other times, it’s a sign the controls are faulty. Banging A banging sound can indicate several things. The indoor blower may be

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Why Is My Furnace Blowing Cold Air?

February 5, 2021

During the winter months, the last thing you would wish for is a faulty furnace and, worse still, one blowing cold air. However, if you encounter such an issue, you don’t need to panic. Some of the most common causes of this problem are simple to fix even without technical know-how. The list below highlights three common reasons why your furnace might be blowing cold air. 1. The Pilot Light Is Off Most older versions of furnaces have a pilot light. This small light runs continuously and is responsible for lighting the furnace burners. Check to

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How Often Should Ducts Be Cleaned?

January 5, 2021

In order for a heating system to keep your home comfortable, hot air has to reach the vents somehow. A fan blows the air through the air ducts to deliver the air at the preferred temperature. Unfortunately, the air doesn’t always travel solo. There may be dust, dirt, pet dander, and other debris inside the air ducts. Hopefully, cleaning out the ducts could restore them to a better and cleaner state. How often should homeowners perform duct cleanings? A Recommended Time for Air Duct Cleanings Is there an established recommended timeframe for air duct cleanings? Yes,

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Reasons Why Attic Ventilation Is Important

December 3, 2020

Proper ventilation in your attic affects the entirety of your home. If your attic doesn’t have enough ventilation, it increases your utility bills and causes damage to your roof. Sufficient insulation is vital to safeguarding your comfort and lowering your utility bills. How Attic Ventilation Works A properly ventilated attic has intake vents in the soffits and exhaust vents at the roof’s peak. This allows air to continuously flow through the area. Cooler air is pulled in through the intake vents, and warm air blows out of the exhaust vents. Why You Need

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What You Should Know About Ductless Heating and Cooling

September 23, 2020

A central heating and cooling system provide conditioned air to a home through ductwork. The problem with this is a lot of the air is lost through holes and misaligning in the ducts. Ductless systems have a number of advantages as they don’t use ducts. Energy Efficiency Since ductless systems don’t deliver air through ducts, all of the conditioned air that is generated is delivered to your home. This makes them a highly energy-efficient way to heat and cool your home. They’re at least 30% more efficient than central systems as that’s how much-conditioned

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Are Ductless Air Conditioners Efficient?

August 16, 2020

When it comes to choosing an air conditioner, advances in cooling technology have led to the proliferation of more options than ever. It’s important, then, to understand which types of AC units work best for various applications. This will allow you to achieve maximum comfort while still enjoying reasonable utility bills. One efficient option that works for many Madera houses is a ductless air conditioner. To understand why these units are so efficient, here is a basic explanation of their capabilities. Just for One Room Most air conditioner options, including traditional central units, heat pumps

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How to Read HVAC Gauges

July 16, 2020

Assessing the condition of your HVAC system involves the use of an HVAC gauge. HVAC gauges are referred to as a gauge set or manifold gauge set. The gauge set you use should match the refrigerant in the cooling system being tested. Some sets can read more than one type of refrigerant. Trained technicians usually have more than one gauge set. Types of Manifold Gauges Manifold gauges are either analog or digital. Both styles are designed to measure gas and vacuum pressure. Digital gauges calculate readings for the technician and return them to a digital

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Rooftop Air Conditioner vs. A Side-Yard Air Conditioner

June 17, 2020

Knowing the difference between a rooftop and side-yard air conditioning unit is always important to help you find the best model for your home or business. Both of these units have advantages and disadvantages, so it is a good idea to reach out to an HVAC company to help you to make the best decision for your situation. Here is a brief overview of the various differences between having a rooftop or side-yard unit. Rooftop Units Rooftop units are usually centralized cooling systems, while a side-yard unit is normally a split system. A

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What Size Air Conditioner Do I Need?

May 14, 2020

Choosing an HVAC system is a big decision whether you are building a new home or simply renovating an older one. Having an air conditioning system that is too small can result in a house that is uncomfortable and humid. On the other hand, having an AC system that is too large can be a waste of your hard-earned money. Consider the Location of Your Home If you live in a cooler location, you can likely suffice with a smaller air conditioning system. Alternatively, if you live in an extremely warm climate, you may

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COVID-19 Statement

March 24, 2020

Residential & Commercial HVAC are deemed ESSENTIAL Services State and local governments continue to issue “shelter in place” ordinances as well as work and travel restrictions to slow the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Under these orders, “essential services” have been permitted to remain open, such as grocery stores, hardware stores, medical facilities, convenience stores and gas stations. Additionally, businesses that supply essential businesses with the support or supplies necessary to operate, have also been permitted to remain open. The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued

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