How do I change my filter? With Atlanta having the smoke pollution, make sure you are changing your HVAC filter more often.
David made a video to help us out in this instance. It’s linked thru YouTube!
He also did a series of pictures for your use!
Here’s step by step instructions for changing out your HVAC filter
We thought we’d start a standard blog that comes up every Friday (something like Taco Tuesday’s but not as delicious!) HVAC Frequently Asked Questions on Friday
Today’s frequently asked question is: How often should I change my HVAC filter?
This answer varies according to certain conditions:
Your HVAC system can’t breathe thru a clogged filter.
We hope this answered this frequently asked question! We’ll have another frequently asked question for you next week!
Thank you to all who have served for our freedom!
Thank you to all who serve, have served and will serve!
David took pictures to show you the importance of air flow arrows going correctly into the slot.
When the air flow isn’t correct the filter pulls apart and can be sucked into the blower motor and cause damage.
So the arrows are important 😀
Have questions about changing your filter in your HVAC system? David made a short clip showing you! He also shows the way the air flow arrow goes (toward the furnace).
Thank you, David! Great Job!
We uploaded it onto You Tube!
Please let anybody you know is qualified know!
If you know somebody that you wouldn’t mind servicing your air conditioning and heating, please let them know, we’re hiring!
Email resumes to : info@wallheatingandair.com
Summer time is here full BLAST!!! Farmer’s Almanac says it’s going to be hot and HUMID!!
Here’s some tips to help with the higher electric bills:
1. Change your AC filters!
2. Set your thermostat at 78 (some times lower with the higher humidity!)
3. Have your AC unit serviced by a licensed contractor! Did we mention we’re licensed and insured?
4. Use your ceiling fans!
5. Close your blinds, curtains or any other window covering during the day!
6. Reduce your pool filter operation to 4-5 hours a day and at off peak hours!
7. Fill up your fridge – it takes a full fridge longer to lose it’s coolness when the door is open than an empty one!
8. Use your dishwasher – this uses less water than when you hand wash.
9. Cook with your microwave more! It uses 2/3 less energy than your stove!
If you want to program your thermostat thru your smart phone, we have these great Sensi thermostats available. Our prices are $199 for our Club members (if done at your service) or $259.95 for non-Club members!
Call Karen or Deb today at 770-736-5207! We are more than happy to schedule maintenance, repairs or an estimate for a whole new unit!
Wall Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. is a family owned and operated business. We have been in the Gwinnett County area, including: Snellville, Buford, Dacula, Loganville, Lawrenceville, Grayson, and Monroe since 1988. We are licensed and insured. All of our technicians have been extensively trained and are drug and background checked!
A new Daikin AC may be in your future!
1. Tax Refund
2. It’s going to get hot!
3. You won’t be sweating it for the summer – probably save on your electric too!
4. 25 months – no interest financing! 25 equal payments and it’s paid in full!
5. Equipment costs are going up – unfortunately
We will give you an estimate for replacement for free! We also offer 10 or 12 year parts and labor warranties on some of our systems! Call for details!
We are offering a Tax Time Special until April 15, 2015 – We will check your HVAC unit out for only $79 for each unit. This normally costs $125 for 1st unit and $65 for each additional unit.
Call Karen or Deb today at 770-736-5207 to schedule your service today!!!
Wall Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. is a family owned and operated business. We have been in the Gwinnett County area, including: Snellville, Buford, Dacula, Loganville, Lawrenceville, Grayson, and Monroe since 1988. We are licensed and insured. All of our technicians have been extensively trained and are drug and background checked!
I saw this on my brother’s FB and had to share it!! Thank you from the bottom of our small business hearts!!
PLEASE!!!
Brr! Have you looked at the 5 day forecast for Loganville, Dacula, Suwanee or all of Gwinnett County? We have!
It’s COLD!!!!
Wednesday we are looking at a HIGH of 39 – that’s right a HIGH! And Thursday, it’s supposed to be 30 with a low of 13!!!
Some simple things to know about your HVAC units:
*If you have a heat pump and temperatures go below 32, your unit will go into emergency heat – it’s not a gas furnace…It won’t heat like a furnace.
*Remember last year during the cold snap, some of the municipalities had gas issues. It might affect us again.
*If you have a unit in your attic with a condensate line, open your attic door a little so that line doesn’t freeze. That line freezing could cause water issues and also apply the emergency shutoff so your unit won’t be working at all.
*If your power goes out, first off even with a gas furnace, you will not have heat. Gas furnaces have electric blowers and also electric ignitions. Shut off your units at the thermostat. If your thermostat is blank, shut it off at the light switch by your unit. When the power is restored, the power surge could ruin your systems. Remember how they always told us to unplug our computers or use power plugs. Same reason.
If your outside unit is covered in ice, do NOT try to break off the ice.
Call us if you are having any problems, concerns or need to have your furnace/heat pump serviced or repaired!
Karen and Deb are taking calls at 770-736-5207
Remember to be careful with these temperatures! Frost bite starts fast!
