As the weather is getting warmer, you are using your radiant heating less. This means that it is time to do maintenance and turn the thermostat off while you do not need your heating. You will need to do maintenance to the radiators and boiler. The following maintenance tips will help you get ready for warmer weather and to turn off your heating:
1. Shutting Off the Flow of Water to Radiators to Get Ready for Winter
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Furnaces and air conditioners are sizeable appliances that use energy, and the energy they use has a direct impact on your utility bills. If you'd like to lower your monthly utility bills, use these tips to reduce how much energy your HVAC systems use.
Replace Outdated Furnaces and Air Conditioners
If you have an older furnace or air conditioner in your home, it's not as efficient as the newer ones that are available.
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Having a heating system that works well and keeps you cozy is especially important during the coldest winter months. When you take care of your heating system and treat it right, you can stay comfortable and keep it working well for a longer period of time. There are some tips that you can follow to keep your heating system in great shape. Check out these helpful heating tips:
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After noticing that your home is not being cooled properly, you may have discovered ice on and inside your central air conditioning unit. Even after thawing out the unit, you may find that it keeps happening. Below are some reasons why your central AC unit is freezing up and possible solutions to the problem.
1. Thermostat Is Set Too Low
When trying to determine what is causing your frozen air conditioner, take a look at both the temperature outside and the setting on your thermostat.
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That red tag dangling from your furnace isn't a holiday present -- it's a sign that your furnace is need of some serious attention. Once your HVAC technician leaves one of these behind, you won't be able to use your furnace until the underlying problem is safely corrected.
If your furnace was recently red-tagged, then don't panic. Here's an in-depth guide on the practice, including the reasons behind it and how you can safely get rid of your furnace's red tag.
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