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Hiring a Smaller, Local HVAC or Plumbing Company Comes with Benefits
There are several key benefits to hiring a smaller, local HVAC or Plumbing company.
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Holidays are Tough on Your HVAC System
Yes, the holidays can put extra strain on your HVAC system. Increased occupancy, holiday cooking, and extra decorations can all contribute to a higher heat load, making your system work harder to maintain a comfortable temperature. This can be particularly noticeable if your system is older or hasn't been properly maintained.Â
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How Does Financing my new HVAC system work?
HVAC financing allows homeowners to spread out the cost of a new or replacement heating and cooling system over time with monthly payments, rather than paying a large upfront sum. This can make a new HVAC system more affordable and manageable within a budget, especially when unexpected system failures occur. Victory Mechanical Group offers financing through Green Sky including zero percent options for qualified buyers.
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How Will the Phase Out of R22 Refrigerant Affect Me?
If you rely on a heating or cooling system that uses R22 refrigerant, an ozone-depleting substance (ODS), you may be in for a surprise during your next service visit. As of January 1, 2020, production and import of R22 refrigerant will be illegal in the United States. Of course, continued use of your air conditioner (AC) or heat pump system using R22 refrigerant is allowed. However, it does mean that if your AC or heat pump system needs a repair that involves refrigerant, you
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10 Questions to Ask About the HVAC System Before You Buy a New Home
Whether you are a first-time homebuyer or looking to move, purchasing a new home is an exciting time. Although you may fall in love with the layout and aesthetic of a home, a dream may quickly turn into a nightmare if you don’t know the history of the inner workings of the home before you sign the dotted line.
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What to do when your AC is out immediately!
When your AC is out before a technician arrives, focus on staying cool and preparing for the repair. Try to stay on the lowest level of your home, as heat rises. Use fans, close blinds and curtains to block sunlight, and avoid using heat-generating appliances. Consider taking a cold shower or using a damp towel for cooling. Before the technician arrives, ensure clear access to the AC unit and note any details about the issue (noise, leaks, etc.).Â
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When Should I Have My HVAC Maintenance Performed?
HVAC systems work hardest during peak seasons, like the heat of summer or the chill of winter. Scheduling maintenance before these high-demand periods is the key to continuous performance. You can maximize your energy savings by scheduling maintenance before the heating or cooling season begins instead of getting a tune-up halfway through the summer or winter. Scheduling maintenance in spring or fall can help ensure you enter summer or winter with a unit that's primed to oper
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Can I Buy My Own HVAC Equipment?
Generally, most HVAC companies will not install equipment that you purchase yourself, especially online, because of warranty and liability issues. They prefer to supply and install the equipment themselves to ensure it's properly warranted and installed according to their standards and purchased from reputable sources at the best price! Click the button below to learn more about why purchasing your own parts may cost you more in the long run.
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What should I know before I buy a new HVAC system?
Purchasing a new HVAC system is an important investment in your home and comfort. Knowing the basic language of heating, air conditioning, and the associated elements is crucial for homeowners to make a sound decision.
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