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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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Preparations and Additions Your Home May Require before Furnace Installation

Posted on July 7, 2015

Getting a new furnace can be an exciting prospect. Not only do new furnaces save money, they provide cleaner air than most really old models. They also last for a long time when they are maintained properly. With that in mind, because of some of the differences in newer models, there may be preparations and additions your installer will have to have done before installation can be done. Furnace Room May Require Remodeling for New Furnace [Read More]

Keep It Cool: 3 Changes To Make To Your Windows This Summer

Posted on June 8, 2015

When you think about cooling your home during the summer months, you might not think about much more than just turning your air conditioner on and allowing it to pump cool air throughout your home. However, you should know that your windows can have a big effect on the cost of cooling your home and how comfortable the temperatures are in your house when it's hot out. Luckily, making these simple changes to your windows can save you money and help you keep your home feeling its best: [Read More]

Tripped AC Breaker? 3 Troubling Signs That You Shouldn't Ignore

Posted on June 2, 2015

When temperatures soar, your air conditioning unit has to work harder and harder to keep your home cool. Sometimes the job is just too much, and your unit will overheat, tripping the circuit breaker. If this occurs on a particularly hot day or at a time when your air conditioning has been running continuously, you probably don't have anything to worry about. You can reset the circuit breaker and carry on with your life. [Read More]

Three Energy Efficient Solutions That Can Reduce Costs Of Heating Your Home

Posted on May 25, 2015

Heating your home can be a major expense if you depend on gas or electricity as an energy source. There are other options for home heating, such as thermal storage, geothermal heat pumps and biomass heating systems. These systems use renewable energy resources to help heat your home and reduce your energy costs. If you want to have a more affordable solution to heat your home, here are some energy efficient solutions you may want for your home: [Read More]