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Homeowners need to have their furnace or boiler system serviced at least once a year. This may help prolong the heating system’s life time and help to cut back repairs and utility costs.
Heater maintenance is like car maintenance. Preventative furnace maintenance is key to helping your heating system be as durable as possible.
Here are a couple actions you can take to keep your family protected from carbon monoxide:
- Warm up your car out of your garage. Cars are a significant source of carbon monoxide poisoning, so do not leave yours going in the restricted space of a garage. The same is true for gas equipment such as lawn mowers or snowmobiles.
- Don’t run ovens or grills as heaters. These appliances are safe when used right but can make carbon monoxide when used for an extended period of time in small spaces.
- Don’t turn on a gas generator indoors because it produces fumes.
- Have your chimney inspected by a specialist. This ensures chimneys and vents aren’t blocked and are connected appropriately.
- Confirm gas appliances are operating correctly, particularly your heater. You can ensure efficient, safe operation by booking routine furnace maintenance with Calverley Service Experts.
- Place your preferred model of carbon monoxide and smoke detector on every floor of your home, particularly outside bedrooms and common areas where gas appliances are in use.
Having your systems maintained will help bring costs down. Check our helpful in-depth information about keeping your systems healthy. This will tell you about proper maintenance and why it’s essential.
We service and install all popular brands, makes and models. As a bigger HVAC company, we have fast access to parts and systems for quick replacements.
Yes. Our Experts are just a brief way away, whether you’re looking for a furnace repair in the dark of a cold winter night or an AC replacement before a heat wave arrives.
Small tasks like changing the air filter as well as keeping your equipment clean can go a long way in improving energy efficiency. Check out our full guide for cost savings you can earn by keeping your HVAC system healthy.
Central AC systems are ducted HVAC products that extract heat from your residence. There are also heat pump air conditioners, which draw out heat with a reversible flow of coolant, as well as ductless mini- split systems.
The right sized air conditioner depends on the size of your home, the local climate as well as many other factors. You need to properly size the AC system to ensure maximum energy efficiency.
British thermal units are a type of measurement used in A/C to illustrate how much energy your AC system needs to absorb heat. If it mentions 10,000 BTUs, the system is capable of absorbing that much heat each hour.
Routine maintenance is extremely beneficial for your air conditioner. While it’s not strictly required, it’s an excellent investment in the energy efficiency and overall performance of your HVAC system. In most cases, having regular maintenance and service also keeps the manufacturer’s warranty valid.
Ductless air conditioning doesn’t use air ducts to transport cool air through a building. Instead, indoor air units blow the conditioned air directly into the room or area they’re installed in.
SEER means Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio, which measures how efficiently your air conditioner is cooling over its busiest season. It’s a ratio of the cooling output of an air conditoning or heat pump divided by the energy it uses. As of 2023, SEER2 is the new standard due to updated efficiency regulations.
The cost of air conditioning services depends on the make and model, the severity of the issue and other factors. For lots of common repairs, you might expect to pay a few hundred for parts and labor.
Water heater replacement may be necessary if you’ve noticed:
The tank is leaking
Leaking valves
Too little hot water
Discolored, cloudy or rusty water.
We’ll review repair or replacement options during a visit. Contact us at 123-456-789 to schedule a consultation.
Which type of water heater is best depends on your unique needs as a homeowner. Product life span, installation costs and your total budget are often key factors to consider. Tankless water heaters usually mean higher installation costs, but tank water heaters have higher monthly operating costs due to energy usage. As a result, tankless systems are usually much cheaper and more energy efficient, with an ENERGY STAR-certified model capable of helping you save even more.
We offer a complete line of water heaters and service all brands, makes and models in the U.S. Feel free to ask your technician for suggestions on which is best according to your budget and needs.
Popping sounds are common if there’s a defect or damage in your ductwork. The actual sounds appear when there’s more airflow than your ductwork can handle. Trouble with your ductwork can lead to other ventilation and air quality concerns, such as:
Constant or undesirable noise
Greater energy waste
Premature equipment failure
Inconsistent heating and cooling
Damage to the AC’s compressor
Overheating
Mold and mildew growth
A whole-home zoning system helps you optimize where heating and cooling is concentrated. With extra thermostats and dampers installed in the ductwork, each zone’s temperature can be individually altered.
The concentration of indoor pollutants average 3-5 times higher than outdoor air. In fact, EPA studies have found that exposure to contaminants can be 100 times higher indoors compared to outdoors. Allergens, microorganisms and even household cleaners can contribute to contamination and degrade your indoor air quality. You can receive a comprehensive Home Health® Report Card by calling the air quality specialists at Calverley Service Experts.
Heat pumps differ from other HVAC equipment because they move heat in or out of the building rather than creating it. This process is also reversible, allowing heat pumps to provide both heating and cooling.
Homeowners should have their heat pump system serviced at least once a year. Regular maintenance prolongs your heat pump’s life span and can help reduce repair and utility costs.
Preventive heat pump maintenance is key to encouraging stronger performance from your HVAC system.
Keeping your systems maintained will help bring costs down. Take a look at our helpful in-depth information about keeping your systems healthy. This will tell you about proper maintenance and its benefits.
Yes. Professional service is just a short ways away, whether you’re in need of a heat pump repair or replacement on a weekend day or in the middle of the night. Call 817-380-5647 for prompt service.