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Merging Two Homes into One: Tips on HVAC Systems

Hi, my name is Katherine. A few years ago, my family outgrew our current home. However, as we love our neighborhood, we did not want to move. Luckily, the home behind us went into foreclosure, and we were able to buy it very cheaply. Then, we built a hall between the two homes, and ultimately, we merged the HVAC systems of both homes. If you are combining two structures into one, this blog has the tips you need. It helps you decide if merging your systems is the right choice, and if so, it explores tips on how to do that effectively. Please explore and enjoy reading!

Latest Posts

Comparing Evacuated Tube And Flat Plate Solar Panels

Posted on April 2, 2015

Evacuated tube and flat plate solar panels are the two main types of solar panels that are used for solar heating installations, and can heat your home's water and air temperature throughout the year through the power of the sun. Despite working to accomplish the same purpose, both types of solar panels work in different ways, and as such have a number of different advantages and disadvantages when compared with each other. [Read More]

Answers For Two Questions You May Have About Clogged Pipes

Posted on March 31, 2015

Your home needs its plumbing system functioning in order to be a comfortable place for your family. Unfortunately, these highly complex systems can experience numerous severe problems. Despite the vital importance of this system, many homeowners are not very informed about it, and this may cause them to have difficulty getting these problems repaired. By learning about a couple of common issues, you may find yourself more capable of handling these issues when they arise. [Read More]

Furnaces: Important Maintenance Steps To Take Before The Winter

Posted on March 30, 2015

One of the most important parts in your home, particularly during the winter, is the furnace. This device brings warm air into your home, and in order to keep it working great, you can take these steps: Replace the Air Filter An integral part on your furnace is the air filter, as this part is responsible for collecting dirt and debris. If the filter gets too dirty, the furnace has to work harder in terms of moving warm air into your home. [Read More]

Strange Smells From The Heater? Basic Cleaning Isn't Enough

Posted on March 26, 2015

When you turn the heater on for the first time in months or years, it's understandable that strange smells may fill the building. Collected dust and other debris deep within the heating system can burn off to provide a strange smell. If the smell continues for more than a few days or began out of nowhere, you may need to do more than simple cleaning. Consider a few inspection and maintenance points to keep the air quality from your heater as high as possible. [Read More]