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6 Strange Noises Your Air Conditioner Might Make & What Usually They Mean

All air conditioners produce some degree of noise as a natural byproduct of their operation. And while some of those noises are totally normal, others can indicate potentially serious a/c unit problems.

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Save on Heating & Cooling: 3 Ways to Improve Your HVAC Efficiency

Even if you’re diligent about keeping your thermostat at a reasonable temperature setting, you might still deal with higher-than-average heating and cooling bills. Why? Because your HVAC system is inefficient.

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How Do Determine When It’s Time to Schedule A/C Cleaning

If you’re like most homeowners, you hardly give your a/c unit a second thought until it’s super hot outside or something goes wrong with it. But regular a/c cleaning and maintenance is a critical step in keeping your unit functioning optimally and extending its lifespan. Ideally, you should have the service performed once a year, either during spring or just before the summer season.

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Save On Yearly HVAC Maintenance With the Comfort Keeper Annual Plan

How often do you service and clean your HVAC system? Once a year? Whenever you remember to do it? Never? To maximize system performance and longevity, HVAC cleaning and maintenance should always be performed on an annual basis. Unfortunately though, many homeowners rarely think twice about their furnaces or A/C units until a glaring issue necessitates professional attention.

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Dealing With Inefficient AC Performance? How Duct & A/C Cleaning Helps

Is your HVAC system ready to help you beat the summer heat? If you’re not sure, early summer is the perfect time to ensure your air conditioner is up to the challenge. At Dust Doctors, we know how critical a high-functioning A/C system is during summer. We also know that routine duct cleaning is an essential measure in maintaining the overall efficiency of your HVAC sys

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Annual Furnace Cleaning: Why a Service Plan is Beneficial

Ensuring your HVAC system is clean and properly cared for is an essential component in maintaining healthy indoor air quality. A properly maintained heating and cooling system can also cut down your annual energy costs by improving energy efficiency. At Dust Doctors, our Comfort Keepers maintenance plan is designed to deliver both cost savings and peace of mind through annual A/C and furnace cleaning, along with regular maintenance. If you haven’t yet opted for our annual HVAC service plan, here’s why you should consider it:

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Is the Humidity in Your Home Too High? Check Your Ducts

As the heat rises, is your humidity rising, as well? It could be a faulty HVAC system. Learn how blocked ducts could contribute to an uncomfortable home.  

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Everything You Need to Know About A/C Coil Cleaning

Your air conditioning unit has many different parts. One part that plays a huge role in the function of your unit is the air conditioning coil, or A/C coil. The coil is responsible for cooling down hot air, helping to provide you with air the temperature you desire. Unfortunately though, if the coil is dirty, air may not be as cold as you would like. Cleaning your coil helps to ensure air gets as cold as needed.

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Is Your Newly Purchased Home's HVAC System Ready to Use?

Stop! Before you move into your new home, there's one last thing to check: the HVAC system. While you may have already made sure it's working, there may still be some basic maintenance you should complete.

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How you can regulate temperatures in your home

Does it feel like you are constantly going to war with your thermostat? You may set the unit to one temperature, but it feels like your home is always warmer or cooler than you want it. If this is the case, it is time to take action to end thermostat wars in your home, and start regulating the temperature of your heating and/or cooling unit. Here are the steps you need to take:

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