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Using and Maintaining HVAC Systems in Rental Properties

Hi, my name is Eldine. Over the years, I have managed multiple rental properties, and I have faced the challenge of having renters who do not always tell me about problems. Because of that, I have learned how to write leases so that I can come into the property to check the HVAC system as needed, and I have also figured out how to pick the systems that are easiest for renters to use and maintain. If you own rental properties or if you are just curious about HVAC in general, you have come to the right place. In these posts, you will learn everything about HVAC systems for single-family home rentals as well as for multi-family residences. Please explore and enjoy reading!

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Keep Your Home Warm Without Breaking The Budget

Posted on December 29, 2016

If you feel like you are paying too much to heat your home, you probably are. While it is a good idea to run out and buy the most energy-efficient furnace you can find, an efficient furnace alone is not enough to keep your heating costs down. In fact, if your home loses heat as fast as your furnace can produce it, then you may not feel like the efficient furnace is making much of a difference at all. [Read More]

Ventilation Know-How: You May Be Overlooking Things That Can Improve Bad Circulation Boo-Boos

Posted on October 31, 2016

Do you sometimes feel as though your home is not properly ventilated? Perhaps you have made this determination as a result of having uncomfortable temperatures. You may also have someone in the home who has respiratory issues that seem to "flare up" when the ventilation issues are most obvious. The following points are a few ways that you can improve ventilation in your home. Cold Temperature Ventilation During the cold season, it can be tempting to keep your home's windows closed in an attempt to conserve energy. [Read More]

Use a Condensate Pump to Prevent Air-Conditioner Condensate Complications

Posted on October 7, 2016

When warm air passes over an air conditioner's evaporator coil, its moisture-holding capacity is usually reduced. This has the effect of leading to the formation of a condensate over the coils. To keep the air conditioner's metallic housing from succumbing to moisture-induced rusting, manufacturers usually fit air conditioners with a condensate drainage system that usually guides this moisture away from the unit. Unfortunately, this system sometimes fails in its moisture-guiding mission, something that then leads to air-conditioner complications. [Read More]

Tips On Keeping Your Ductless Air Conditioning Running Smoothly

Posted on August 9, 2016

If you've recently had your older home or building retrofitted with a split, or ductless air conditioning, then you may want to know a little bit about keeping it running. Just because you don't have any air ducts, your system isn't maintenance-free. As with all central air conditioning systems, there are some components which require regular maintenance to keep the cold air flowing. Not only will regular maintenance make sure that your home stays cool, it will keep your bills down because your equipment won't be overworked. [Read More]