We are pleased to unveil yet another video – this one features some great testimonials from our clients.
A big thank you to the participants in the video shoot. It was a lot of fun and we think it turned out great!
We are pleased to unveil yet another video – this one features some great testimonials from our clients.
A big thank you to the participants in the video shoot. It was a lot of fun and we think it turned out great!
We are proud to unveil our new video. Thanks for taking the time to give it a view.
A big thanks to World Link Communications and Fresh Media Works for their collaboration on our new video. We are very pleased with the videos and all they do.
I know it’s still hot outside, but winter is just around the corner. I am often asked “Why should I get my furnace checked?” or “Do I really need to have my furnace checked? “The answer is yes, especially if you have gas heat.
One of the main reasons is that it is the best way to insure trouble free operation and avoid problems when you need your furnace the most. Also, because most systems use natural gas there is a possibility of fire or release of carbon monoxide into your conditioned space.
There are built in safeties in place to prevent this, but is important to check them for operation. The gas burners on a furnace shoot flames through tubes. These tubes are called heat exchangers. If there are any cracks or abnormalities in the heat exchanger, the burned gases (carbon monoxide) can mix with your indoor air. Also, if the evaporator coil or blower is dirty, heat buildup in the heat exchanger could cause premature cracking.
In older furnaces, rust and dirt can build up on the burners causing pockets of gas. This creates hot spots on the heat exchanger. An inspection of your heating system can help to prevent these problems. Below are some of the items on the pre-season checklist.
Indoor units
Yes, we are tweeting! Why? Well, simply to share information that may be of use to our customers and friends.
Look for timely information on how to maintain and keep your system running smoother and lasting longer. Look for other heating and cooling information when a new way to save your energy costs. You name it – if it relates to keeping you warmer in the Winter or cooler in these insanely hot Summers, it will show up on our twitter feed.
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We are excited to share our LinkedIn account with you. If you are not using LinkedIn, this is an excellent resource for connecting socially with the business world. It is a great way to meet people in your industry or related fields.
We encourage you to check out our profile and connect with us on LinkedIn by either clicking the icon or going to this link –> http://www.linkedin.com/in/thecooldude