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- Why Fall is the Best Time for HVAC Maintenance September 9, 2024
- Air Conditioning & Plumbing Tips for Your Vacation August 7, 2024
- Common Air Conditioning Issues to Look Out For This Summer July 5, 2024
September 9, 2024
The temperate climate of fall is a welcoming one—allowing you to give your air conditioner a much-need break after a sweltering summer. But you may require a fall HVAC tune up before the cool turns to cold. At Tindall & Ranson, we’re here to provide some fall HVAC maintenance tips to help you get the most out of fall and give you the reasons why it’s the best season to have your system serviced and maintained! While it’s a time you may not be using your air conditioner or heater all that often, it can be a great time to schedule a fall HVAC… Read more »
August 7, 2024
Getting away for the summer is an important past time, but before you head down the shore or up to the mountains, you’ll want to know about these air conditioning and plumbing tips for your vacation! It’s a heated (or cooled) debate of how to handle your air conditioning and plumbing for when you’re planning on a week-long sojourn away from home. At Tindall & Ranson, we’re here to help you ensure that your home is prepared for your time away. You may wonder if you should turn your air off before leaving for the week. You actually don’t want to do that… Read more »
July 5, 2024
Summer is the time for soaking up the sun, jumping in the pool, and hanging out at backyard barbecues. However, it’s also the time where your air conditioner is working hard to keep you and your family cool amidst the sweltering heat. However, because your AC unit is working overtime, there is a greater chance for issues that will prevent your unit from running smoothly. Here’s some common air conditioning issues to look out for this summer: Refrigerant absorbs heat and converts it to cool air, which then passes through the system to the vents to provide you and your family with the… Read more »
June 10, 2024
Summer is a time where your plumbing works a little harder. Whether it’s watering the garden, filling the pool, or hosting barbecues with plenty of guests going a little too heavy on the lemonade, it’s important to make sure that your plumbing system is functioning properly and able to handle the extra work. At Tindall & Ranson, we’re here to help you identify common plumbing issues that spring up in summer, and what you can do to prevent them. Summer is the time for cookouts and taking advantage of the seasonal vegetables like corn. However, it’s important to dispose of scraps properly in… Read more »
May 6, 2024
While springtime offers near-perfect weather, summer and its sweltering heat are right around the corner. But of course, as the temperature goes up, so do your energy costs due to running your air conditioner. At Tindall & Ranson, we’re here to provide you with some cost-saving tips to help keep your home cool this summer! Fans can be a great way to enhance the cool breeze in your home. Ceiling fans can help ensure that the cool air is evenly distributed in the room. However, you can also utilize plug-in fans in the corners of occupied rooms to maximize your cooling efforts without… Read more »
April 3, 2024
You may not realize, but the changing of the seasons has a considerable effect on your plumbing. In order to prepare your plumbing for spring, there are a few things that you can do to make sure that your system is flowing and functioning at its best as the weather warms. At Tindall & Ranson, we’re here to provide 7 ways to prepare your plumbing for spring! Since the beginning of spring is riddled with rain showers, it’s important to make sure that the excess water isn’t making it into the lower levels of your home. You’ll want to check to see that… Read more »
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