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How to Locate Top Quality Heating Contractors

When it comes time to have your heating and cooling units worked on you want to know that the company you work with is a top quality company. You may be a little concerned as to how you can pick the right contractor for your home. Whether it is new construction or you just need some repairs or replacements at home, here are a few tips to help you choose the right contractor. Customer Service Skills While you want someone knowledgeable with the heating and cooling industry, you also want someone that knows how to handle customers. Do they make you feel comfortable with the process and answer all your questions? How do they handle your calls? Do they call back in a prompt time frame or are you waiting for days with no return calls? These are just a few ways to know if the customer service of the company is one you want to deal with. Proper Insurance And Regulations Make sure your contractor you are considering has all the proper insurance and follows the regulations set forth by the state and county you are in. Check with them to see what type of coverage they have and

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How does air conditioning work

Air conditioners work using a very simple scientific principle which is called phase conversion. According to this, when a liquid gets converted to a gas, the process absorbs heat from the air. In case of modern air conditioners, the chemical compounds used in the form of a liquid are called refrigerants. They are kept inside the evaporator coils, so that when the indoor air enters the circuit of the coil, the refrigerants are converted to a gaseous form, thereby absorbing the heat and cooling the indoor air. There is also a fan used around the coils and the fan helps to blow the air over the refrigerant coils in an even manner, so that the cooling process can occur more efficiently. This is how it happens in separate units. In central air conditioners, the principle used is the same, only there a more sophisticated and intricate system is used. Central ACs, for example, use a whole complex of ducts which funnel the indoor air to and from the refrigerant coils.How does air conditioning work: The other end of the process This is only one part of the story, though. For the conditioners to go on working, the liquid that is

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How to Winterize Your Air Conditioner

Other than the usual functional reasons why you should consider winterizing your air conditioner, many homeowners do it because it helps to save some money in the long run. During the winter season, the only way you can protect your air conditioner is to winterize it. It is one way of ensuring that your air conditioner is prepared for the cold weather. Winterizing your air conditioner technically means preparing it for the cold season ahead. There are several ways in which one can ensure that this is done properly. The first step always involves turning off the system by disconnecting the switch at the breaker panel. When you disconnect the switch, you will be guaranteeing your safety and the safety of the system. This is because the switch can accidentally turn on and cause water to seep into the unit and freeze or it could accidentally electrocute you. In order to prepare your AC for the cold weather you will need a number of things. One of these items includes a garden hose, which will be used to remove any dirt, leaves, twigs, branches and any other debris that may have collect and got stuck to the compressor. Another item

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What to Do For the 4th of July in Los Angeles?

At MightyServ Heating & Cooling, we love Independence day! There’s nothing better than the summertime. The feels of the sun as it lays on your skin, the smell of the grill cooking, lemonade stands and the laughter of children, we love it all. And Independence Day falls right in the middle of summer and it brings us all together as a country – and of course we get to play with fireworks too. We’ve compiled a list of some fun events and activities around the Los Angeles area for you all. From our family to yours — have a safe and happy Independence Day! Pacific Palisades Fourth of July Parade Take the trip to the Palisades for an Independence Day beach party! Starting around 2 PM, skydivers will dive down from the heavens to kick off this festival, starting with the massive parade down Sunset Boulevard. Admission is to the parade is free, but for $50 you can get a VIP grandstand ticket. After the parade comes a concert and then a fantastic fireworks show! Tickets are $10 for each of those events. Pacific Palisades Monday, July 4th Pacific Palisades Fourth of July Parade America Fest 4th of July at

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Air conditioning expo heats up

Mark your calendars! The 2011 Air Conditioning, Heating, Refrigeration Exposition (AHR) is already slated to be the largest air conditioning event in the company’s 80 years of shows. Las Vegas will once again host the AHR Expo and with over 1,300 companies already scheduled for the January 31st through February 2nd event, next year’s show could very well make history. The pumped-up venue stems from the public outcry for increased environmentally friendly air conditioning and heating equipment and a greater selection of energy savings results. The AHR Expo plans to not disappoint. AHR already tops the air conditioning and heating show charts, but organizers are looking to expand even more, by presenting consumers and business owners with a wide variety of options. Over 120 countries have expressed interest in attending next year’s event. The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) and the Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI), co-sponsor the event and have touted the 2011 AHR Expo as being one for the record books.

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Keep Your Commercial HVAC System Running Properly

A Commercial HVAC system is a huge investment that require proper care in order to work efficiently. Neglecting your HVAC system will increase your energy cost and reduce your unit’s life span. Here are some tips on how to take care of your commercial HVAC system. Take Advantage of Off-peak Season Most people wait until peak season to perform maintenance on their HVAC units. During this time, there is a higher demand for technicians, and the cost for this service tends to go up. A good way to go about this would be scheduling your cooling maintenance during winter. This way, when summer sets in, you won’t have much to worry about as far as emergency repair is concerned. Preventive Commercial HVAC System Maintenance Most people neglect servicing their units simply because it still “runs”. However, waiting until your unit breaks down to take action can be costly in more ways than one. For starters, worn out components in your system will not only increase energy cost but also interfere with indoor air quality. Regular maintenance ensures your unit continues cleaning your air, while reducing energy costs. Replacement Vs Repair In some cases, replacing a worn out HVAC system is

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Air conditioning alert: global alliance and iiar unite

The recent annual IIAR Conference and Exhibition proved promising for two major temperature-controlled industry leaders. A partnership was formed between Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA) and the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration (IIAR) in an attempt to become the largest team for industrial application of natural refrigeration. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed in the presence of GCCA president, Bill Hudson, and IIAR Chair Brian Marriott. Improving the cold storage end is the ultimate goal behind the newfound partnership. Cold storage warehouses require improved technology to effectively feed the hungry. Ammonia refrigeration could aid in this effort, particularly in third world countries. International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration and Global Cold Chain Alliance agree that maintaining individuality, while working together towards the advancement of refrigeration resources is their main objective.

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