Adding heating and cooling to old homes is a challenge because the structures aren’t designed for modern HVAC systems. In this blog, HVAC and roofing contractor Hader discusses how heating and cooling can be added to old homes.
Despite what you may have thought, heating and air conditioning systems are not the products of a modern discovery. While all the innovations and technologies we use today are far more advanced and efficient than their earlier iterations, the concept of controlling (either the production or removal of) heat in our environment has been around for millennia.
These days, you’ll find an HVAC contractor for pretty much all your heating, cooling, and comfort needs. However, certain jobs require a certain level of product expertise and that is where Bryant® Factory-Authorized Dealers (FAD) come in. No other service provider possesses the same amount of knowledge and experience in installing, maintaining or fixing up … Continued
The evaporator coils in your home’s heating and cooling system are prone to a number of problems, one being the gradual buildup of mold and bacteria within the system. This doesn’t necessarily cause any serious damage to the system’s inner workings, but it does, however, have one incredibly permeating effect— it causes your air conditioning … Continued
The summer season can get so hot that it’s tempting to just run the air conditioner at full blast 24/7. This of course will result in higher energy bills, and could also damage your HVAC system. In this blog, chimney repair and HVAC contractor Hader discusses how programming your thermostat to ideal temperatures can help keep your … Continued
Thunderstorms are more common during the summer season, which increases the risk of damage to your HVAC system. In this blog, air conditioning contractor Hader shares tips on how to protect your HVAC system from summer storms. Turn Off Power to the HVAC System From the Circuit Breaker As soon as you have confirmation of an approaching … Continued
Replacing your old HVAC system can set you back a considerable amount of money, but nevertheless it’s a necessary expense. After all, you can’t count on faulty heating and cooling equipment to properly regulate your indoor climate.
Installing a smart thermostat is a wise move on many levels. This advanced device may sound like a luxury, but it’s actually more practical than you may think.
Cooling load is a fancy turn of phrase for the amount of energy needed to regulate the temperature of the rooms in your house. Knowing your home’s cooling load is a necessary step in using your Hader HVAC system to maximum effect while minimizing your electricity consumption.
