If your air conditioning unit hasn't been working as well as you would like, there is a chance that your pets might be the culprit. Pets can inadvertently do damage or cause your AC unit to work overtime. Here are three things your pet might be doing that are causing damage to your AC unit and how to avoid them.
1. Shedding Fur and Dander
If your cat or dog sheds quite a bit, this can make your AC unit less efficient by blocking vents and filling up air filters.
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If you are not familiar with your air conditioner's maintenance needs, you may not realize that the filter should be replaced every one to six months. The exact frequency with which you should replace the filter varies based on the number of filters your air conditioner has, the type of filter, how often you run the unit and how dirty the air is where you live. However, if you have failed to do this, your unit will begin to give you signs that a filter change is overdue.
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It's a comforting feeling to know that your home's air conditioner is running properly, especially when the weather forecast indicates that a heat wave is just around the corner. However, a broken-down air conditioner can quickly turn your cool and comfortable home into an environment that is hot and sweaty. It's worthwhile to be aware of the early warning signs that indicate something with the air conditioner isn't right. Upon noticing these symptoms, you can quickly have a licensed HVAC contractor visit your home to diagnose the problem and get it repaired in a timely manner.
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Are you lost as to why your heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system has stopped reaching the temperature on the thermostat? When there are both heating and cooling problems from an HVAC system, there are a few different parts that can be the cause. Discover in this article why the HVAC system is not heating or cooling your house efficiently anymore.
There is a Problem with the Air Duct System
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Central heating systems are a blessing during the winter months, but even the most efficient system can fail to reach certain areas of the home sufficiently. That is where baseboard heaters can help. The heaters are installed along the floor to provide heating in hard to reach places such as basements, drafty bedrooms, or a built-on room that wasn't connected to the central heat directly.
There are two primary types of baseboard heaters: convection and hydronic.
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