Posts Tagged ‘Seattle HVAC Services’
When Is It Time To Recharge The Air Conditioning Unit
The only time most people pay close attention to their air conditioner is when it does not cool the house like normal. Central air conditioners provide continuous cooling of the home. The coolants or refrigerants included in the system are meant to last the lifetime of the air conditioner. This is what normally happens, but…
Read MoreCover Your Air Conditioning Unit
Outside air conditioner units are supposed to be tough to withstand extreme weather conditions. However, just like humans, animals, and plants, they will benefit from some protection during harsh winter weather. Winterizing your outside air conditioning unit will minimize the pressure the unit has to go through. It will not cost much, but preparing your…
Read MoreTo Buy Or Not To Buy An Air Conditioning System In Seattle
A fortnight ago, I stumbled upon a tech article that read something like this: “It’s always nice to have something and not use it, then want something and not have it.” The above lines may not be verbatim to what I read, but the idea is. Think about it. Most of the luxury products we…
Read MoreDuctless & Central Air Conditioning: Which One Is Better
If you’re in a toss-up between central air conditioning systems to see which is the better central air conditioning system – a ductless air conditioning system or a central air conditioning system, you better get the expert opinion of a Fischer technician. Our technicians are not only trained in the installation, repair, and maintenance of…
Read MoreHome Heating Basics: Residential Boiler Systems
Home heating systems are a fantastic innovation, bringing comfort to families around the world. When the winter season begins, you immediately appreciate how convenient it is to have central heating. The heart of a heating system is the appliance responsible for producing heat. In most households around the US, this is either a furnace or…
Read MoreHeat Pump Life Expectancy In Seattle: How Long Do They Last
The weather in the Seattle area has a significant effect on a heat pump life expectancy in the Pacific Northwest. When the area experiences longer and colder winters, the heat pump runs longer, which can shorten its lifespan. Seattle’s climate is temperate, marine, or oceanic. It’s characterized by a few days of freezing cold in…
Read MoreUnderstanding How An HVAC Air Handler Works
Understanding How an HVAC Air Handler Works An air handler is a component within an HVAC (heating/ventilation/air conditioning) system designed to boost a home’s air quality and energy efficiency. The air handler unit is quite different from an air conditioner, but this article will cover the key differences between the two pieces of equipment in…
Read MoreAdvantages Of A Ductless Mini Split Air Conditioner
In terms of cooling your entire home or office, many factors have to be considered. One is your budget. Next is the age of your residence or office, as well as the division and size of the rooms. Some buildings will benefit from having the ducted system of a central air conditioning unit. Some homes…
Read MoreFurnace Air Filters for Seattle Weather: Fixing Problems
As winter approaches, the weather gets cooler and more damp, therefore, homeowners in Bellevue and Seattle neighborhoods must check their heating systems and furnace air filters. It is one of the first components of the furnace to get dirty last year’s use and over the summer. Replacing furnace air filters for fall and winter weather…
Read MoreFixing and Lighting Furnace Pilot Light for Seattle Homes
Some furnaces are so sensitive that the slightest breezes can make the system’s pilot light go out. It is not a minor issue because the furnace can stop working when the thermostat is set too high. However, it is no cause for despair because fixing and lighting furnace pilot light for Seattle homes is something…
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