With summer temperatures on the rise, a functional and efficient air conditioner is essential for maintaining a comfortable indoor environment. However, when your AC shows signs of wear and tear or experiences performance issues, you might wonder whether it’s better to repair the AC unit or replace it. Continue reading to learn more from the team at Allied Services, Inc.
If you use a ductless mini split in your home, you’re already reaping the benefits of indoor climate control of an individual living space. We love the year-round comfort and flexibility that come with a mini split, and while it’s true that the installation process is a breeze, it is important to remember to maintain your system. Our team at Allied Services, Inc. has put together a quick guide so you can be sure to clean and care for your mini split the right way.
Even though the official start of spring is still weeks away, this winter has been especially mild in the Midwest, and homeowners are already looking forward to warmer temperatures and open windows. With that in mind, you may be thinking about what you’ll need to do around the house to prepare for spring. Each new season brings with it different routines for the homeowner. So, today, our team at Allied Services, Inc. is discussing three things you should be doing to prepare your HVAC system before spring arrives.
The temperature of your home is one of the main factors that determine your comfort level. That is why your HVAC system is so important. Many people think there are little tricks that can help keep the home at a certain temp. Upon further inspection, those “tricks” are actually costing them money. When heating and cooling your home, it’s best to let the system do what it was designed to do. Here are three common mistakes to avoid from the team at Allied Services, Inc.
Summer is coming to a close and fall is upon us. Pretty soon, we’ll be turning off the A/C units and eyeing the furnace. Before firing up your furnace, it’s a good idea to prepare the system. It’s better to check the system now rather than to discover an issue when you need to use it. Here are just a few things to check from the team at Allied Services, Inc.
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