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Deciding Whether to Repair or Replace Your AC Unit

July 12, 2023

Air conditioning units are essential for maintaining comfort in our homes, especially during the summer. However, when they start malfunctioning, homeowners face the dilemma of whether to repair the existing unit or invest in a new one. Keep the following things in mind to help you make an informed decision that will keep you cool throughout the sultry summer. Age of the Unit Air conditioners typically last between 10 and 15 years. If your unit is nearing the end of its lifespan, investing in a new AC unit might be the best option. Technology improves over

How HVAC Maintenance Can Lower Energy Bills

June 18, 2023

Your HVAC system is one of the biggest contributors to your overall energy usage. If you’re trying to keep your energy bills low, before even looking at the temperatures you set, consider investing in a maintenance appointment. Having a professional inspect your HVAC system regularly can help save you money in multiple ways. Coils and Airflow The coils in your HVAC system can accumulate dirt over time. If too much collects on the coils, it can impede the movement of air through the system, forcing it to work harder to get your home to the temperature

Discover the HVAC Services, Inc. Difference – Your Comfort, Our Priority!

May 2, 2023

A well-maintained air conditioner and heater are essential to keeping your home nice and comfortable all year long. At HVAC Services, Inc., we are committed to ensuring your indoor environment the way you like it. With years of experience providing HVAC services for a wide range of customers, we are proud to stand out from the competition with our customer-first approach and top-notch services. Customer-Centered Approach We pride ourselves on listening to your concerns, understanding what you need, and providing you with options and personalized solutions to meet your specific needs. Our skilled technicians work closely with you

Why Investing in HVAC Technician Education Matters

March 2, 2023

Being a homeowner is no easy job, and nothing beats a reliable heating or cooling system when it comes to keeping your home comfortable. But if you’re going to keep your HVAC system running properly, you need the help of a professional—an experienced and knowledgeable HVAC technician. When looking for an HVAC technician, you should always take a few minutes to ensure they have the right kind of education. Here’s why. Ensures Quality Work A trained HVAC technician will know how to properly diagnose issues with your HVAC system and properly address any potential

The Different Furnace Options Available to Homeowners

February 15, 2023

One of the most popular heating systems for residential homes throughout the country is the furnace. It’s affordable and runs throughout the worst of the winter season. However, it’s necessary to know what furnace will suit your home the best to ensure that your energy bills stay within reason. Fuel Matters There are four main types of furnaces that you have to choose from. These include natural gas, oil, propane, and electric furnaces. The main difference between each one is the type of fuel that it utilizes to create heat. All propane, natural gas,

Why You Need an HVAC Maintenance Plan

September 13, 2022

You need your central AC and heater each year, but they won’t run according to your expectations if you neglect them. Experts recommend that all homeowners get biannual maintenance: a spring tune-up for the AC and a fall tune-up for the heater. This goes for all types of HVAC systems, both ducted and ductless. Why, though? Below, we’ll give the two most prominent reasons. Minimizes Wear and Tear You want the most out of your system, which can be anywhere from 15 to 30 years, depending on the model and the manufacturer. A maintenance technician

Why Should You Hire a Licensed HVAC Contractor?

March 16, 2022

When you have issues with your HVAC system, you may be tempted to fix them yourself or have a somewhat knowledgeable friend repair them. However, there are many reasons this is an extremely bad idea. HVAC systems are complicated and can be dangerous to fix on your own if you’re not experienced. Here are some reasons why you should hire a licensed HVAC contractor for your HVAC system. They Have Experience Licensed HVAC contractors have years of experience with HVAC systems. To get an HVAC license in Kentucky, for example, a technician needs 3,000 work

3 Steps for Winterizing Your Home’s Heating System

December 9, 2021

Chilly air has arrived in Bowling Green, Glasgow, and the surrounding areas of South Central Kentucky. Before the polar vortex arrives, it’s important to winterize your home’s heating system. These three steps can be done in less than an hour, and you’ll enjoy improved comfort, better energy efficiency, and cleaner air when you’re finished. 1. Change the Air Filter No matter whether your home has a furnace or a heat pump, the air handler contains a filter. After one to three months of use, the filter becomes clogged with particles. A dirty filter not only allows

Benefits of A Maintenance Agreement

May 5, 2021

Glasgow, KY, has four wild seasons of weather every year. You’ll need a properly functioning heating and cooling system to keep you comfortable. The most cost-effective and efficient way to ensure indoor comfort is with regular maintenance for your HVAC system. Our maintenance agreement, the Fan Club, offers these three ongoing benefits to each subscriber. 1. Same-Day Service As a Fan Club member, you receive priority service when you have a heating or air conditioning problem. If your air conditioner breaks down during an intense summertime heatwave, you won’t have to wait long for us to

Should I Turn Off My Gas Furnace in the Summer?

April 5, 2021

Since it’s unlikely you’ll use your gas furnace in the summer, you may wonder if it makes sense to turn it off until it’s needed again. The answer to this depends on what type of gas furnace you have. Your Gas Furnace Is Over 15 Years Old If your furnace is over 15 years old, it probably has a pilot light that runs 24/7/365. A pilot light enables furnaces to start automatically, rather than needing to light your furnace by hand whenever you need it on. It makes sense to shut off a

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