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How To Increase The Lifespan Of Your Central Air Unit

There's a lot of life in your central air system. You have a lot of control over whether your AC will last as long as it should, or not. If you're not careful, you can actually shorten your AC's lifespan. Conversely, you can also increase it. Here's what you need to know about your AC's longevity. The Life of Your AC Is Affected by Its Parts Your central air consists of various parts working in concert. Read More 

The Dirty Facts About Tap Water And Ways A Plumber Can Help

Safe water is a concern for many people. This is why some people resort to drinking bottled water, but the plastic waste created by drinking bottled water is not good for the environment. The following are a few signs that the quality of your tap water may be questionable.  Your water tastes peculiar. Most people have drank enough water in their life to distinguish if the water they drink tastes weird. Read More 

2 Condensing Unit Issues That Can Interfere With Your Central AC’s Functionality

Central air conditioning systems have a condensing unit outside your home that serves as the starting point for the cooling process. The condensing unit receives the signal from your thermostat to cool, starts up a compressor to pump gas refrigerant into condenser coils, and then the coils change the gas to a liquid so it can travel inside and finish the cooling process. Problems in the condensing unit can stop your air conditioning system's cooling process before it even has a chance to start. Read More 

Comparing Single And Dual Hose Portable Air Conditioners

Portable air conditioners are designed to be easily transported from room to room or house to house, depending on your needs, and provide cooling to a small area instead of the whole house. They are ideal for small homes and apartments or for homeowners or renters who change their living circumstances frequently. There are two main variants of portable air conditioners: single and dual hose models, each of which possesses a distinct set of advantages and drawbacks. Read More 

Advantages Of Portable Air Conditioners

Portable air conditioners are an alternative or complementary method of cooling your home with central air conditioning units. Because these units are much smaller and are designed to be easily transportable, they possess a number of distinct benefits. Understanding what portable air conditioners have to offer your home can help you decide whether or not a portable air conditioner is the right fit for your needs. Ease of Installation Unlike window air conditioners or central air conditioning units, portable air conditioners are simply plugged in and ready to go. Read More