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Tasks to complete before turning on your AC for the first time this season include taking the cover off the outdoor unit and checking it for damage, moving debris away from the outdoor unit, replacing your furnace filter and thermostat batteries, opening air vents, checking refrigerant lines, flushing the condensate drain, turning your humidifier and air exchanger to the “summer” setting, and looking for condensate leaks once the system is running. [...]
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Breaking your home up into several distinct heating and cooling zones lets you heat or cool specific areas without changing the temperature throughout the entire building. This can do more than accommodate occupants with different comfort preferences—it can also make your entire HVAC system more efficient and lower your monthly [...]
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Temperature isn’t the only factor you should consider trying to make your home comfortable—humidity is an important factor as well. The level of water vapor in your home’s air actually has a major impact on how you feel. Humidity can even affect your risk of colds, flus, and other infections! [...]
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Everybody likes to take vacations, but nobody likes furnace problems or high heating bills! Fortunately, if you just follow a few easy steps before going on vacation, you can make sure your furnace runs smoothly and efficiently the entire time you’re away. The Cross Heating & Air Conditioning team is [...]
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As the weather cools down, you may be thinking of ways to lower your heating bills while keeping your home at a comfortable temperature. Installing a new thermostat could be the key to gaining more control over your heating usage and lowering the costs associated with heating your home. Keep [...]
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Tasks to complete before turning on your AC for the first time this season include taking the cover off the outdoor unit and checking it for damage, moving debris away from the outdoor unit, replacing your furnace filter and thermostat batteries, opening air vents, checking refrigerant lines, flushing the condensate drain, turning your humidifier and air exchanger to the “summer” setting, and looking for condensate leaks once the system is running. [...]
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