Hiring an AC installation professional is not cheap, and sometimes you might wonder if you really need their services. But before you dismiss the idea of hiring professionals and start a DIY AC installation process, it is important to understand what you will get when you hire a licensed contractor for your AC installation needs. The article will discuss three things that a licensed professional will offer.
1. Recommend the Right AC Unit
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If you have an ignition problem with your HVAC system, it can be frustrating not knowing the root cause. Is it a faulty part? Or perhaps you need a whole new system. Before you start panicking, know that there are a few issues that commonly cause ignition problems. This article explains four of them so you can better understand what's causing the issue—and, more importantly, how the heating contractor can help fix it.
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Insulation helps keep your home naturally warm or cool. While it is found in many parts of your home, the attic is one of the most important locations. If you would like to know more about attic insulation, keep reading.
Why Is Attic Insulation Important?
Attic insulation is incredibly important during the summer and winter. In the winter, attic insulation prevents heat loss. Hot air naturally rises, so the warm air in your home rises to the ceiling and then into the attic before it tries to escape.
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If summer's coming to a close and you doubt your AC will make it through another season, it's time to think about getting a new AC installed. If all of your HVAC equipment is the same age, you may also want a new furnace installed at the same time since they share an air handler. AC installation is a complex job, but fortunately, all you have to do is stay out of the way and let the contractor do all the work.
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Your home's air conditioner generally needs to do three things to keep temperatures in your house relatively comfortable:
Remove heat from the air Remote moisture from the air Distribute cooler and drier throughout your home Dehumidifying your home will increase the apparent comfort level, but poor heat exchange at the evaporator or poor air distribution will cause the objective temperature to stay higher. When something restricts your system's airflow, your air conditioner will most likely struggle to reach or maintain your thermostat set point.
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