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April 17, 2019

How Professionals Can Help With AC Repair Needs

If your air conditioner isn’t working for any reason, it’s a good idea to call a professional for help. Generally speaking, the technician will be able to diagnose and fix the issue in a timely manner. It may also be more affordable to call a professional as opposed to attempting to fix the issue yourself. A Professional Has The Training And Experience to Help When you call the professionals from in Harrisburg, NC, for help, you will get service from a trained technician. We can install, maintain, and repair almost any type of unit on the market. We can also...

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April 7, 2019

Weird Noises Your HVAC Might Make and What They Mean

You get home after a long day, ready to relax. You hit the switch on your thermostat only to hear a strange sound emitting from your vents. While any weird noise is cause for alarm, many of the strange sounds you don’t want to hear coming from your HVAC are actually easy to repair. No one wants to go a single day in Harrisburg, NC, without their AC. If you experience any of these sounds emitting from your system, it could be time for an assessment. 1. Screeching A high-pitched hiss or screech from your vents may indicate a problem...

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March 16, 2019

Characteristics of the Best Heating Repair Contractors

In the Greater Charlotte area, we depend upon our heating systems to faithfully get us through the winter. Here are a few tips to help you find a qualified heating repair contractor you can trust. Certified Technicians Quality heating system contractors only employ licensed and certified technicians who are qualified to work on all types of heating systems. At All Temp Co., Inc., we have only NATE-certified technicians. They are honest, reliable and highly experienced. A Stable Company You will want your heating system contractor to be there with you after your installation, keeping your system maintained and running at...

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March 6, 2019

The Difference Between Old and New Furnaces

At All Temp Co., Inc., our technicians can service all makes and models of furnaces, which means we are sometimes working on equipment that is more than a decade old. A new furnace might be an expense, but there have been many money-saving innovations in furnace technology over the past few years. Here are some of the differences between old and new furnaces. Better Fuel Sources Some older furnaces heat your home with electricity as the heat source. This will give you a much higher electricity bill than other sources. Most modern furnaces use natural gas as a source of...

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February 18, 2019

Does Closing Vents in Unused Rooms Save Money?

Heating and cooling costs can be expensive, especially in the depths of winter or summer. People naturally believe that closing vents to unused rooms will save them money on their heating or air conditioning bills. This is actually not so and can lead to costly problems if you decide to close too many vents. Why Closing Vents to Unused Rooms Does Not Save Money Modern HVAC systems – whether they be furnaces, air conditioners, or heat pumps – are all designed to have a certain air pressure that is optimal. Closing air ducts throw off the optimal system air pressure....

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February 9, 2019

How to Save by Adding a Whole-Home Humidifier

A whole-home humidifier works alongside your heating system. Depending on the configuration, it may add moisture prior to, during, or after the air being heated. The heated and moisturized air is then distributed through your home via the ducts and return registers just as with a conventional system. Perhaps one of the best reasons to buy a whole-home humidifier is that it can lower your energy costs. A Humidifier Makes You Feel Warmer offers a wide range of heating services in Harrisburg and throughout the neighboring communities. When winter comes, we often advise our customers that turning up the thermostat...

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January 26, 2019

How to Breathe Easy in the Winter Months

It’s common for a house’s air quality to decrease during the winter months. If you’re like most people, then you like to keep your home sealed tight so that your heating system can work efficiently. Unfortunately, this means that there’s less of an exchange between inside and outside air. Dust, pet dander, and other irritants can get trapped inside. Especially for people who have allergies, this can lead to breathing problems, restless sleep, and other uncomfortable reactions. Easy Air Quality Fixes There are some simple things that you can do as a homeowner to improve your air quality, including: Open...

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January 5, 2019

Put HVAC Maintenance on Your Resolution List

When a new year hits, we often make many different resolutions. Here in Harrisburg, NC, however, we often overlook the importance of our HVAC systems. Your HVAC system keeps you warm in the winter, cool in the summer and can improve the quality of the air you breathe every day. It’s important to keep all the parts of these systems running efficiently. Your HVAC Checklist for the New Year These are the items you should put on your checklist this year: Adjust your thermostat Clean or change filters Schedule a seasonal maintenance check Dust the system with a microfiber cloth...

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December 17, 2018

How to Find the Best Furnace for My Home?

There are a few things you must consider before purchasing the best furnace for your home especially if you live in a cold weather climate. If you live in a mild climate like North Carolina, you are not as likely to see extended periods of bitterly cold weather. The three most important factors to look at are as follows: Size of House Your Heating By measuring the square footage, you will be heating during the fall and winter months you will be able to determine the correct amount of BTU’s (which is the amount of heat the furnace will put...

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November 20, 2018

The Importance of a Carbon Monoxide Alarm

Carbon monoxide, or CO, is a colorless, odorless gas that in concentrations can kill very quickly. The body actually absorbs CO very quickly, replacing oxygen in blood cells. As a result, a person exposed can become poisoned quickly, passing out and eventually dying from CO inhalation. Carbon monoxide is resulting by-product from burning, which happens in every home via a furnace or heater system. Normally, a heating system is designed to exhaust CO so that it doesn’t build up inside the home. However, if the heating system has a leak, or is malfunctioning, CO buildups inside a home can occur....

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