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February 5, 2020

We want to introduce to you a company we trust and that we know will provide you with a top service like we have been doing for years A Cutting Edge Glass & Mirror. Introducing the ultimate in protection of your home or commercial place with a top-quality 316 marine grade stainless steel. Security Screens in Las Vegas is a company known for designing and installing this new way of protecting the home, the people who live in it and all its assets. The best and

5 Tips to Maintain Your Commercial HVAC Running During the Summer

February 4, 2020

Businesses and offices in Las Vegas experience brisk activity in the summer due to the huge influx of vacationers. However, sweltering temperatures can put a damper on commercial activities. If you’re running a store, office, or commercial facility, you may want to make sure that your HVAC system is working properly to create a comfortable environment for your employees and customers. One way to do this is to perform certain maintenance tasks before or at the beginning of summer. Follow this comprehensive guide to keep your commercial HVAC system in peak condition throughout the hot season.

5 HVAC Maintenance Tips for the Fall in Las Vegas

October 3, 2019

Las Vegas sees very pleasant temperatures in the fall, but it can get a little chilly at night. While it doesn’t have to work as hard as it did in the summer, your HVAC system still needs to be in good working condition to keep your home comfortable throughout the season. Properly preparing your air conditioner for fall also helps it transition smoothly to winter when it’s required to handle higher heating loads. Here are 5 HVAC maintenance tips for fall in Las Vegas: 1. Replacing the Air Filter Replacing the air filter is

Understanding How Residential HVAC Systems Work

October 3, 2019

If you’re like most people, your only interaction with your HVAC system is turning it on and off. You know little about how it works and probably don’t care to know. All you care about is that it keeps you cool during the hot Las Vegas summers and wards off the chill on cold winter nights. It is, however, always good to have a basic understanding of how a residential heating and cooling system works to help troubleshoot HVAC problems and make it easier to explain it to the HVAC technician. Knowing how everything works together

6 Reasons for Bi-Annual HVAC Maintenance

September 27, 2019

Las Vegas is well-known for its scorching summers, but it also sees freezing temperatures at night in the winter. Your HVAC system performs both cooling and heating functions to keep your home comfortable throughout the year. When summer or winter comes around, you have to make sure your equipment is ready to handle the heavy cooling or heating loads. Many homeowners opt for an annual HVAC maintenance plan, but it’s best that you sign up for a bi-annual plan if you live in a place where extreme temperatures occur twice a year. If you fail to properly

What does an HVAC tech do during a tune-up?

September 25, 2019

HVAC maintenance is something many people either forget to do or try to avoid spending money on. Those who are diligent about it may not understand what it involves. They simply trust that when the HVAC technician arrives on a service call, all will be well with the HVAC system once they leave. Many HVAC companies offer a maintenance service, although the number of tasks conducted during a tune-up may differ from company to company. Lower-priced maintenance plans usually mean fewer tasks are covered. In general, there are certain standard tasks that your HVAC technician should do

9 Common HVAC Problems and Solutions

September 25, 2019

1. Dirty or Clogged Filter The air filter in your HVAC system traps dirt, dust, and debris, preventing them from getting into your living space. It cleans your indoor air and contributes to a healthier home. If you fail to replace your filter regularly, it can accumulate so much dirt and dust that it becomes clogged. This can weaken airflow and put extra strain on your air conditioner, resulting in a less comfortable home, higher energy consumption, and poorer indoor air quality. As a general rule of thumb, you should replace your air filter

Repairing Residential HVAC Units: The Do’s and Dont’s

September 20, 2019

Your home’s HVAC system works hard to keep you cool during the sweltering Las Vegas summers and warm on those chilly desert winter nights. While residential HVAC systems are designed to last a long time, with so much use, it’s bound to break down and require repairs at some point. When it does, make sure you hire a reputable HVAC contractor to do the repair work. A qualified contractor may cost a little more but they will repair your HVAC system properly and won’t cut corners. Here are some of the do’s and don’t of residential

Difference Between a Condenser Fan Motor and a Blower Motor

September 18, 2019

Having a malfunctioning or broken HVAC system in the middle of a Las Vegas heat wave can be very frustrating. It can make your home feel like an oven and turn every day into a dreaded ordeal. Your air-conditioner can experience a decline in performance or break down because of a wide variety of reasons. In order to identify the exact cause of the problem, you need to have at least a basic understanding of how your HVAC unit works. It’s particularly worrisome if your HVAC system is struggling because one of its main components is faulty.

5 Signs That Indicate Your AC Fan Motor is Bad

September 16, 2019

If you’re like most homeowners, you probably don’t understand the inner workings of your air conditioner. Nor do you wish to. All you care about is that it continues to produce that refreshing cold air you rely on to keep your Las Vegas home cool. If, however, you’re mechanically-inclined and interested in learning some basics about how an AC functions, then keep reading. We’re going to discuss an important part of your AC unit — the fan motor. Without a functioning blower motor, your AC is rendered useless. You’ll either suffer no air or weak airflow.

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