Summer is right around the corner and you will soon be depending on your AC unit to keep your home cool and comfortable. To get the most of your air conditioner, you can’t just turn it on and forget about it; rather, you need to take steps to help it along. To protect your system and keep your home cool all summer, follow these three tips and tricks from your friends at Allied Services, Inc.
Heating your home through the winter can be a frustrating experience. One room may feel freezing while another feels like a tropical oasis. Temperatures may even vary in the same room, with random hot or cold spots in different corners. At Allied Services, Inc., we understand that you want your entire house to be at a comfortable temperature, not just a few rooms. That’s why today we’re discussing how to balance the air in your home to improve air circulation, increase energy efficiency, and enhance the overall performance of your heating and air conditioning system.
With most thermostats, you have the option to continuously run your furnace fan or to have it run only when your furnace is running. There are a couple of good reasons why you might want to have your fan constantly running but those benefits come at a cost, so you need to weigh the pros and cons before making a decision. To find out if you should be running your furnace fan continuously, check out these tips from your friends at Allied Services, Inc.
We know that fall just arrived, and you’re not ready to think about the winter months yet. However, before you know it, the temperatures will be dropping rapidly and Ohio will see its first snowfall of the season. Even if you are a lover of cold weather, we doubt you want to experience those chills inside your home. That’s why our team at Allied Services, Inc. has put together three easy tips to keep your heating system working all winter long.
When your air conditioner is on the fritz in the middle of a sweltering Ohio summer, we don’t blame you for jumping on the phone straight away and calling Allied Services, Inc. And while we’re proud to be your first call, and always happy to help, there may be an easier way to fix your AC unit. Sometimes, the problem does not require professional assistance as the solution is simpler than the average homeowner realizes. Below we’ve listed a few things you can do to troubleshoot your air conditioner issues, to save you valuable time and money and get your home back to a comfortable temperature.
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