As a homeowner, you are responsible for making sure every part of your home functions properly to ensure that your family is comfortable and your home is protected. One of the things that has to be done from time to time is an AC installation. Getting an air conditioner installation done at your home can be a very involved and stressful process. Knowing what to expect will help make it more manageable for you and your family, and you might even help out your HVAC contractors in the process, too.
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Zoning your AC system allows you to direct air to where it's needed via multiple thermostats installed in your home. A common use case is having one zone for the first floor and one zone for the second. Since warm air rises, the second floor often becomes a few degrees hotter than the first. With a zoned system, you can keep their temperatures at the same level. The cool air is automatically directed to where it's most needed.
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If the forecast says that a hurricane is coming your way, you might be scrambling to get everything done before the storm arrives. One thing that you might be wondering about is how you should take care of your air conditioning unit. These are some of the things that you should know about having air conditioning repairs done before and after a hurricane.
Don't Ignore Your Unit Before the Hurricane
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Your heat pump plays an important role in keeping your home nice and warm. As a system that primarily runs behind closed doors, it can be easy to assume that everything is going correctly with your heat pump. However, some signs will signify that it's time for heat pump repairs.
#1: Loud Noises
Your heat pump should not make sounds that are louder than regular operating levels. If you suddenly notice that your heat pump is making unusual sounds, such as a loud rattling sound or a loud grinding sound every time you turn the unit on, then it is time to bring in an expert to figure out what is causing the noise.
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When you move into a newly built home with a new HVAC system, you can expect to get years of life from the unit as long as you care for the AC and furnace properly. It gives you peace of mind knowing you won't have to pay for a new HVAC any time soon, but if you neglect cleaning the unit and put off preventative maintenance, your system could break down and wear out too early.
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