When Should You Get A Closed-Loop System Instead Of An Open-Loop System?
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12 October 2022
A geothermal heat pump provides heating and cooling that is more efficient overall than your typical electric or gas system. You have a choice between open-loop systems and closed-loop systems. Open-loop systems draw water from the groundwater supply, send it through the heating and cooling system once, and then send it out to a pond or other destination. Closed-loop systems are filled with water and occasionally a form of antifreeze and then closed up, with that supply being reused again and again.
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Why You Should Have Your HVAC Systems Serviced Often
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26 September 2022
Having a maintenance plan for your HVAC system should save you a lot of trouble. But how many people invite HVAC services to inspect and tune up their systems regularly? Probably very few do so. Well, that's a huge mistake as it might interfere with the health of your HVAC system. Here is why you should schedule maintenance checks for your systems.
Lower Your Electricity Consumption
Your furnace, air conditioners, and other systems can consume a lot of energy if you fail to maintain them.
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3 Issues You'll Avoid When An HVAC Contractor Maintains Your System
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6 September 2022
There is a lot of talk these days about the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Eating right, exercising, and getting enough sleep are all essential for keeping your body in good shape. But what about your home? It needs to be maintained and its appliances tuned to keep you comfortable. A well-maintained HVAC system can keep you cozy all year round, without straining your energy bills. However, if you don't service it, you may have to deal with several health problems and damage to your home.
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Leaking Residential Boilers: Is A Waterlogged Expansion Tank To Blame?
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18 August 2022
Residential heating boilers are generally very reliable pieces of equipment, so it can be quite alarming if your boiler suddenly starts leaking water. Leaking boilers can cause catastrophic water damage, and will increase your water usage bills as they take in more water to replace the lost liquid. If your boiler is leaking, finding and fixing the cause of the leak as quickly as possible can save you a lot of money.
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