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As homeowners, we expect each system in our house to work automatically and as intended each time we go to use it. However, this isn’t always the case, often requiring the assistance of a professional. Nevertheless, it helps to know how systems such as your HVAC system work so that you have a better understanding

Generally speaking, when a person sells their home they will provide the new homeowner with a list of updates. This includes when the roof was last replaced, how old the water heater is, and the age of the HVAC system. Unfortunately, not all homeowners have this information, depending on how they acquired their new home.

Within urban development circles, municipalities often classify different areas as zones. Those can be commercial, residential, mixed-use, and so on. Zoning simply means that all structures within that area will fall into the same type of category. Are HVAC zones the same thing? Let’s look at the term closer and how it might be the

Your HVAC has a consistent sound profile. While it might be challenging to describe the normal operational sounds of your furnace or air conditioner, they’re relatively similar each time the system turns on and off. There are also a handful of sounds that point to a problem, and it’s those types of HVAC noise issues

Although car engines are generally more efficient today than 30 years ago, most vehicle owners know the rule of thumb: every three months or 3,000 miles, change your engine oil. The mileage or timeline can be higher with newer cars and trucks, but the point remains: mechanical components need regular maintenance. The same is true