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3 Reasons Why Fall Heater Maintenance Is Important

September 14, 2021

Cooler weather is on the way, so it’s important to make sure your heater is ready to keep your home warm. We recommend a fall heater tune-up before the frigid winter air arrives in West Fargo, ND. When planning your fall home maintenance tasks, consider these three reasons to make an appointment for a heating system tune-up. 1. Boost Heating System Efficiency During a fall heater maintenance visit, our technicians will clean the entire heating system. We’ll apply lubricant to all the moving parts, which reduces friction and wear and tear. Our technicians will also change

Your Ultimate Guide to Picking the Best AC System for Your Home

August 10, 2021

The market for air conditioning systems in West Fargo, ND, has grown considerably over the past several decades. Homeowners now have a variety of options to choose from when they shop for an air conditioner. But it begs the question which type best fits your home? Here’s a guide that can help you make the best decision possible. Cost If you are shopping for a budget-friendly cooling system, a portable unit or a window-mounted unit comes to mind as the two most inexpensive options on the market. A portable AC unit requires little to no

How To Make the Best Use of Your Air Conditioning

July 28, 2021

Air conditioning costs are high during the hot summer months, and if you want to cut down on your energy bill, you need to figure out how to get the best use possible out of your air conditioning. There are a lot of ways that you can add extra heat to the house, and there are some ways that people commonly let heat in from outside. These tips are designed to help you maximize the benefits of your air conditioning system so that you can save on your energy costs while still enjoying a cool and comfortable home.

What Is the Ideal Temperature for Home Air Conditioning in the Summer?

June 21, 2021

When the air temperature outside warms up fast, having a cooling unit inside your home is vital to staying comfortable. While you may want to turn your air conditioning system way down in the summer, you need to think about your energy bills. Finding an ideal balance between the two is an objective that almost every homeowner faces. What Is the Ideal Setting? The reality is that the ideal setting for any family’s thermostat is going to highly depend on their unique preferences. Some families enjoy a cool home of 74 degrees while others enjoy a

Does Humidity Affect My Air Conditioner?

May 15, 2021

Your air conditioner is like any other appliance in this world. The more strain that you place it under, the greater the chance that it will break sooner rather than later. One of the biggest burdens that your AC unit has to bear is a high level of humidity in your home. Humidity Increases the Burden on Your Air Conditioner The way that your air conditioning system works is by removing humidity from the air and exchanging it with cooler air. This is a constant process as long as your AC unit is working. The

Should I Turn Off My Gas Furnace in the Summer?

April 12, 2021

Summertime in West Fargo, ND, is hot. You won’t need your gas furnace during this season, so you might wonder if you should just shut it off. Shutting down your furnace is a good decision for the summer. Doing this will save you money and lower wear and tear on the pilot and gas supply valve. Follow these steps to safely turn off your furnace. Reset the Thermostat Begin by updating your thermostat’s settings for summer. If it’s on “heat” or “auto,” switch it to “cool.” This setting means that your thermostat can only trigger the

How Do I Conserve Heat During the Winter?

March 18, 2021

When you conserve heat, you can save a considerable amount of money on your energy bills. Heating your home makes up a large portion of your winter energy bills. There are several ways to keep heat in your house. Caulk Cracks Heat leaves your home through cracks in doors, windows, and other openings. Seal cracks using silicone, which is effective and long-lasting. A tube of caulk is inexpensive and will quickly pay for itself. You can also insulate wall outlets and light switches to keep heat inside. Weather Stripping You can buy

What Size Furnace Do I Need?

February 8, 2021

It’s important for several reasons to get the right-sized furnace for your home. While there are several factors that go into what size furnace you need, the most important one is the size of your house. What Furnace Size Should I Get? The larger your home, the larger the furnace you need to heat it. If your house is big, you’ll need a furnace with more BTUs than a smaller one. A 1,200-square-foot residence needs a furnace between 36,000 and 72,000 BTUs. A property that’s 2,100-square-feet needs a heater between 63,000 and 126,000 BTUs.

Why Are Humidifiers Used More In Heating Than cooling?

January 5, 2021

Because high humidity is associated with hot weather, some people assume that air conditioning systems would dry out the air. It’s actually heating systems that tend to have problems with making the air too dry in your home. Thus, humidifiers are used more in heating systems than air conditioning systems, although there are some benefits to using a humidifier with your AC system. It’s Drier Inside in the Winter Most homes tend to be drier in the winter than in the summer. This is especially true for residents on the western side of North Dakota because

Simple Ways to Improve Your Indoor Air

December 3, 2020

Indoor air can cause health problems when it contains pollutants and allergens. If family members suffer from throat and eye irritation at home, it may be time to take some action. We’ve got some suggestions on ways to clean up your indoor air. Improve Ventilation Enhancing the ventilation system in your home can remove dirt from the air. Clean the ductwork annually and keep air registers free of buildup to prevent contaminants from hanging out inside your home. Regular system maintenance can also support healthier air quality. Install Air Cleaners

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