Any HVAC technician will tell you that the most common mistake homeowners make with regard to their forced-air heating and cooling system is neglecting to check and change the system’s air filter. The irony is that there’s nothing technical or difficult about this task – you pull the filter out of its slot and if […]Read More
You may have the best heating and cooling equipment on Earth, but if your air circulation system – the ductwork, registers, etc. – isn’t working as intended, all of your investment in state-of-the-art equipment could go to waste. Even something as simple as a duct leak could waste significant energy and money. Some studies suggest […]Read More
Beckman Services, Inc. continues the tradition of family owned HVAC operations with purchase of the local, legacy brand Jansen Heating and Air Conditioning. Cincinnati, OH – Beckman Services, Inc., a powerhouse in the commercial services industry, has acquired the long-standing and Cincinnati based HVAC Company – Jansen Heating and Air Conditioning. This merger was a […]Read More
If you have defective ductwork serving the central cooling or heating system in your home, losing air before it arrives at its intended destination can be a serious problem. However, leaky or otherwise defective ducts may cause a worse problem – degraded indoor air quality. When you combine reduced heating or cooling performance with eroded air […]Read More
If you live in a home long enough, face it, at some point you will need to replace your central heating system. While a gas furnace, for example, may last 20 years or more, if you’re expecting efficient and effective operation, you’ll probably need to think about replacement before that. So knowing that your heating […]Read More
If the compressor in your central air conditioner or heat pump is overheating, the appliance may continue cooling temporarily but it’s only a matter of time before you’re stuck with a broken AC or heat pump. Unfortunately, a busted compressor is one of the most expensive fixes for a central cooling system, and among the […]Read More
Any home that has a fireplace or appliances that burn fuel may be susceptible to carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning. These appliances may include a combustion furnace or water heater, gas kitchen range or fireplace insert. Portable generators and vehicle exhaust from a car left running in an attached garage are also common carbon monoxide contributors. […]Read More
While summer is still hanging around, your home’s heating system probably isn’t front of mind. But it’s not too early to think about the upcoming transition from summer to fall, especially how it pertains to your home’s central heating and cooling system. The fall season is an ideal time to schedule professional maintenance on the heating component […]Read More
HVAC systems have filters that help to pull dust, debris, and pollutants out of the air. This is partly to improve the air quality in your home, and partly to protect the inner workings of your HVAC system itself. The filter is relatively unimposing and inexpensive, and it serves a crucial role in the continued […]Read More
One common issue with residential cooling systems occurs when water leaks from the AC or heat pump. This not only can damage the equipment; it can cause significant damage to floors, walls and other home fixtures and possessions that get wet. Some homeowners (especially those who grew up in homes with older AC systems) think […]Read More
