Let’s go over all of the unpleasant signs that your air conditioning system is making you sick, and it’s time for a professional to take a look.
Because it’s summertime in North Carolina, you’ll want a fully functioning air conditioning system if you want to beat the heat. But what you might not be considering is that it could be time to replace your furnace as well.
Starting off the summer season knowing your HVAC system is in tip-top shape should be a priority. Your home could have leaks that you’re unaware of, causing your energy bill to skyrocket.
Did you know that your HVAC could be contributing to the cleanliness of the air inside of your home, and causing pollen to seep in and trigger those annoying allergies? Let’s break it down.
A lot of people don’t realize the time to take care of maintenance isn’t when your system starts humming in June, but in spring, before the North Carolina heat arrives.
One of the most significant ways that energy escapes from your home is through unsealed ductwork, and you can fix this with duct sealing.
HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning and provides heating and cooling inside an area. Let’s break it down.
CO can escape through older or damaged tubing, which is why it is crucial to keep your furnace in good repair. You’ll want a trusted professional to perform a furnace inspection at least once a year.
