Preventing and Resolving Some Common HVAC Problems

December 13, 2023

A functional heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system is essential for all residents of Las Vegas since it helps keep your indoor environment comfortable. Since the heat and cold can get extreme, you need a fully functional system to ensure you enjoy spending time indoors. With the help of our experts at [company name], you can keep everything running smoothly for years. HVAC breakdowns are inconvenient and can cost you a significant amount of money for repairs. They can catch you at a financially unstable time, which may mean cutting budgets and financial strain. However, you

Continue Reading
company icon

10 Ways to Spot Poor Air Quality in Your Home

November 20, 2023

Here in Las Vegas, NV, homeowners face a silent epidemic of poor indoor air quality. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the air inside your home can be two to five times dirtier than the outdoor air. Luckily, there are solutions for many common indoor air quality problems. The key is to spot the signs of poor air quality early. With that in mind, here are 10 ways to spot poor indoor air quality. 1. Respiratory Problems and Allergies The most common sign of poor air quality in a home is when its inhabitants start showing

Continue Reading
company icon

6 Common Causes of Cracked Pipes

November 10, 2023

No matter where you live, your home’s plumbing is important. The good news is that modern residential plumbing is both durable and reliable. However, it is not indestructible. There are a variety of situations and conditions that can pose a threat to the various pipes in your home. Left unchecked, those things can damage or even destroy your home’s plumbing. But you’re not powerless to stop it. Here are six reasons that your home’s pipes might crack and what to do about them. 1. Freezing By far, the most common reason for cracked pipes inside your home is

Continue Reading
company icon

Can You Have a Heat Pump and a Furnace?

November 2, 2023

Here in Las Vegas, NV, people assume that air conditioning is the only HVAC concern that a homeowner can have. However, it does get cold enough here in the winter that reliable heat is important, too. That’s one of the reasons that heat pumps are so popular here. They represent a single system that can give you heating and cooling at efficiency levels other HVAC systems can’t match. Historically, however, heat pumps have had a weakness. It’s that they lose a great deal of efficiency when outside temperatures drop below freezing. Worse still, on very cold

Continue Reading
company icon

6 Ways to Prevent Water Heater Leaks and Ruptures

October 17, 2023

The water heater in your Las Vegas, NV home likely holds between 50 and 80 gallons of water at all times. If its tank ever ruptures or if slow, hidden leaks develop, you could wind up with thousands of dollars in flooring, drywall, baseboard, and other damages. The good news is that there are several easy ways to prevent both water heater leaks and full-on tank failure. 1. Have Your Tank Drained and Inspected Once Each Year Nothing is more effective for leak prevention than regular, professional maintenance. As with all of your other plumbing

Continue Reading
company icon

5 Reasons to Never Buy Used AC Units

October 13, 2023

If you are on the market to replace your HVAC system, you may have seen offers for secondhand air conditioners. Perhaps you have noticed a used air conditioner on an online marketplace, like Craigslist, or maybe you know someone who is selling an old unit. While you may be able to cut corners by getting a used air conditioner at a slightly cheaper price, the negative outcomes far outweigh any initial benefits. In fact, the accumulation of maintenance costs, low energy efficiency and higher likelihood of emergency repairs can cancel out any expected savings. These top reasons

Continue Reading
company icon

Exploring the Difference Between ERV and HRV Systems

October 5, 2023

Installing a mechanical ventilation system is a great option for overcoming stale, polluted indoor air and keeping your home smelling fresh. Energy recovery ventilators (ERVs) and heat recovery ventilators (HRVs) are both designed to improve indoor air quality and bring fresh air inside a home. Either an HRV or ERV can be a great investment, but it’s important that you know how these mechanical ventilation systems work and understand the differences between the two to help determine which one is best for your home. How Mechanical Ventilation Works and Why It’s Necessary Mechanical ventilation systems

Continue Reading
company icon

Recycling Old Air Filters: Everything You Need to Know

September 14, 2023

While many of us are familiar with recycling paper, plastic, and glass, there’s another important item that often goes unnoticed in the recycling conversation: air filters. These unassuming devices play a critical role in maintaining indoor air quality, and their proper recycling can contribute to a healthier planet. Let’s explore the significance of recycling air filters, the benefits it offers, and the steps you can take to participate in this eco-friendly practice. The Role of Air Filters Air filters are integral components of HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems that help remove airborne particles and

Continue Reading
company icon

Why Do Water Heaters Need to Be Flushed?

September 11, 2023

No matter what type of water heater you have, you should always make sure to have it drained and flushed every year. Not flushing your water heater regularly will negatively impact its performance and also shorten its lifespan. We’re going to discuss the purpose of flushing a water heater and also what can happen if you don’t flush your unit. How Sediment Forms in a Tank-Type Water Heater Flushing a tank-type water heater is important as it allows all the sediment that forms inside the tank to be removed. The water in your home contains

Continue Reading
company icon

Can You Improve Energy Efficiency By Closing Doors to Bedrooms?

September 4, 2023

Update: 6/30/2024 Rising energy costs have led most people to look for different ways to improve the energy efficiency of their HVAC systems and their home in general. One option that many people look to is keeping the doors closed to their bedroom and other rooms they’re not currently using. The thought behind this is that it will keep the heat or cool from escaping so that your AC or furnace doesn’t need to come on as much and will use less energy. Here’s a look at whether closing your bedroom doors saves energy

Continue Reading
company icon