On May 2nd, 2014 by Duane Simpson
You may be looking at a thermometer and a calendar in your house when you suddenly realize that summer is at hand. When that time comes, you will be scrambling to have your house’s air conditioner up and running before long. In a Popular Mechanics article dated May 1, 2012, Doug Mahoney writes:
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On April 2nd, 2014 by Duane Simpson
Between a blackout at home or in the hospital, which of the two do you think has it worse? Yet, medical facilities are finding it more difficult to cope with rising energy costs and—with it—making sure their lifesaving equipment works in an emergency. They cater to the needs of thousands of sick and injured patients […]
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On April 1st, 2014 by Duane Simpson
Shreveport air conditioning repair services will not exactly tell you to collect drinking water out of the drips from A/C units. However, it's good to know that, as a general rule, those water drips from A/Cs are safe.
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On March 17th, 2014 by Duane Simpson
For many building owners, what happens to their rooftop HVAC unit is something that they don’t usually take much interest in. Any interest they ever build up about it is usually due to a binary process: HVAC works? Okay, no need to think about it. HVAC’s acting funny or doesn’t work? Okay, time to think […]
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On March 14th, 2014 by Duane Simpson
Facebook’s new data center in Lulea, Sweden is part of the social media network’s initiative to make their operations as green as possible. “Green,” in this case, is achieved by having the facility do away with air conditioning, given Lulea’s insanely cold climate. Temperatures for most of the year can drop to as low as […]
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On February 4th, 2014 by Duane Simpson
Determining if your Shreveport HVAC system needs repair is not rocket science. If you pay close attention to the signs, you can save yourself from a whole lot of headaches (and unneeded financial expenditures) in the long run. An October 1, 2012 article by Angies' List contributor Stacey Price helps homeowners arrive at an educated […]
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On February 3rd, 2014 by Duane Simpson
The city of Shreveport is known for having hot and humid summers, typically at 32 °C. Summer is fast approaching, and before the temperatures start rising you will have to make sure that your air conditioning system can easily deal with the heat. While it can be challenging to tell if your unit is past […]
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On January 12th, 2014 by Duane Simpson
An inquiry section on the Prescott Valley Tribute website posted last January 10, 2014 discusses why and when homeowners need to change their HVAC systems. While HVACs are built to endure repeated uses over long periods of time, age eventually catches up to these systems and causes their performance levels to suffer. The article therefore […]
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On January 11th, 2014 by Duane Simpson
An article on the SparkEnergy website points out the various things that require a homeowner’s attention during the installation of a new central air conditioner. As one of the most efficient methods of cooling an entire house, central air conditioning works by channeling cooled air throughout a building via a network of ducts. Great attention […]
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On December 17th, 2013 by Duane Simpson
A recent article written by Michelle L. Price for the Daily Herald online covers a story about a gas leak in an elementary school in Utah that resulted in 40 people suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning.
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