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When there’s a change in your heating system, it usually indicates that something isn’t working as it should. If you suddenly notice strange noises coming from your furnace or can’t get the system to heat your home evenly, it’s often…
It’s extremely important to check and replace your furnace filters often. Filters serve two functions: they protect the delicate furnace parts inside your furnace and they catch contaminants and pollutants before they’re distributed throughout your home.
November is National Lung Month and the goal is to raise awareness about the importance of lung health. As your home comfort specialists, Delta Air Systems would like to take this time to raise awareness about the importance of your…
Homes are becoming more airtight as building practices and materials improve. While this is great for efficiency, there’s an unintended consequence — less fresh air in our homes. In older homes, small cracks and leaks would bring in fresh air,…
With the official start of fall just a few days away, it’s a perfect time to remind everyone to schedule their furnace tune up. It’s important to have your heating system annually inspected to ensure its efficiency, safety and help…
In years past, the end of August is around the time the temperature in the area drops. Many people turn off their air conditioners for the season and start thinking about their furnaces. However, this year has been a bit of a rollercoaster with the weather and depending on who you rely on for your long-range forecast, we could see some summer-like weather well into the fall season. Follow our air conditioner maintenance tips to ensure your cooling system is ready to go if you happen to need it come September (or October!).
When the weather is hot, you expect your air conditioner to keep you cool and comfortable. However, a common problem with air conditioners is weak AC air flow—the air conditioner is working by cooling the air, but the conditioned air is not reaching its destination.
If you notice any air conditioner leaks, the first course of action is to turn off your unit to prevent further damage to your home and to avoid a safety hazard. Next, call your local heating and cooling specialists to diagnose and fix the problem.
