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Indianapolis Air Conditioning Service Repair: Maintenance Agreements
Posted by Chad Peterman on Wednesday, May 9, 2012
As long as your heating and cooling system is running properly, sometimes it can get forgotten. Unfortunately, a neglected HVAC system here in Indianapolis or Greenwood can lead to higher energy bills and large costly repairs. Heating and air equipment is like a car. Regularly scheduled maintenance by a professional can keep both your car and furnace and air conditioner functioning properly. Would you drive your car without ever changing the oil? I didn’t think so. An HVAC home comfort system needs periodic tune-ups to make sure it is running correctly, just like a car needs an oil change every so often.
Indianapolis AC Systems, 5 More Energy Savings Tips
Posted by Chad Peterman on Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Last week, I gave you 5 quick tips to increase your energy savings this spring and summer. I think we all can agree we could definitely find ways to spend a little extra money on things we enjoy rather than on our home comfort system. Getting our heating and cooling system to run as efficiently as possible can put money back in our pocket along with save valuable energy.
Below are 5 great tips to help your air conditioning system work as cost efficient as possible this spring and summer.
5 Tips for Indianapolis Heating and Cooling Savings
Posted by Chad Peterman on Wednesday, May 2, 2012
When it comes to your home your home comfort system, there are a number of things you can do to save money. Many of these things are inexpensive and have a big payoff when it comes to your utility bills. Just think of all the things you could do with a little extra money in your pocket. If you live in the Indianapolis or Greenwood area, check out these 5 tips to help you save money this spring and summer.
HVAC Service Indianapolis, Just Part of a Spring Cleaning
Posted by Chad Peterman on Monday, April 30, 2012
As spring officially roles in to Indianapolis and Greenwood, it is time for the annually spring cleaning. The sun is rising earlier and setting later giving you more and more time to get your list of household chores completed. Air conditioning maintenance is one critical part of home cleanup in the spring. While there are a few things you, the homeowner, can do, it is important to have a trained professional examine and tune up your system. This will ensure that your system is functioning properly and help you avoid costly future repairs.
Your heating and air conditioning system maintenance is not the only thing around the house you should check. Below is a list of other household items that can keep your home systems running throughout the summer months here in Indianapolis and Greenwood and into the fall.
4 Tips to Prep Air Conditioning Unit for Warmer Weather in Indy
Posted by Chad Peterman on Friday, April 13, 2012
As warmer weather approaches, it is wise to get you ac system ready for the cooling season here in Indianapolis. Even though you may have already turned on your air conditioning unit, given the unseasonably warm temperatures in late March and early April, it is not too late to act and have your air conditioning system running at peak performance. These four tips will have you taking a step in the right direction when it comes to avoiding a HVAC repair this summer.
1. Check your air conditioning filter – It is important to make sure your filter is clear of dirt and debris before the cooling season. Even though your filter is located near the furnace, it is still an integral part of your cooling system. The air in your home that is cooled by the air conditioner is distributed throughout the home via the duct system that is connected to your furnace. Because of this, the cool air is also filtered by the same filter that filters the air during heating season. If you live in Indianapolis or the surrounding area, make sure you have a clean filter to start this cooling season in order to maximize efficiency and avoid stress on your HVAC system.
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