Remember the blog on the ants bringing down a big air conditioner? We have a great new product to help prevent early failure and damage to your system.
It’s totally sealed so those pesky ants can’t get into that part! It also gives you a lifetime warranty on that part! It also helps you when the system is restarting after power interruptions.
We are always trying to find the state of the art products to help our customers keep their systems running as efficiently and as long as possible!
We appreciate customers sharing our contact information with their friends and family. We want to thank you as a valued customer for passing our name! We are offering $25 to $50 for each new customer you refer that uses us! We want to say thank you with more than just words! That’s right…We’ll mail you a check to reward you for your loyalty and recommendation!
So the next time, we mail out our Reward Checks, make sure that you are included!
Rewards are going out to:
Debbie M. of Buford (Twice!)
Bill M. of Hoschton
Charlie & Suzann M. of Hoschton
Linda M. of Grayson
Anita S. of Snellville
Jim B. of Grayson
Phil L. of Sugar Hill
Congratulations to these Friends & Family Reward Recipients!
We are adding this to our Discounts page. This will enable you to print your own cards to get you started to receiving your own rewards check!!!
I know you are familiar with ants but did you know they can shut down your air conditioning unit? We can’t tell you the amount of calls we get saying their air conditioning isn’t coming on. People say they checked the breakers but it won’t come on. Our technician gets out there and finds an army of ants inside that have taken the system down. This issue is easily prevented! Spray for ants around your systems. It’s very easy and a lot less expensive than the repair bill!
Believe us we know that as a Licensed and Insured HVAC contractor, we will not have the best pricing against these “fly-by-nighters”. But we feel the reasons far outweigh the pricing they can give to a homeowner.
1. Licensed and Insured HVAC Contractors will be there in the years ahead. They are not “fly-by-nighters”. They have done what is required to be a “real” business. Licensed contractors won’t have the prices that “fly-by-nighters” have, but they will be there for any warranty or problems you may experience.
2. You could be liable if the “fly-by-nighter” gets injured doing the work at your home. That’s right, without the license and insurance that a legitimate HVAC Contractor is required to have, you are liable for injuries on your property.
3. You could be violating the law. Not only isn’t this “fly-by-nighter” not paying the proper taxes and permit costs to your locality, you can’t be sure where your new equipment came from.
4. You void any equipment warranty. Manufacturer’s require a licensed contractor to install HVAC equipment in order for your warranty to be upheld. It is being suggested that the license number of the contractor will be required in order to register for your warranty.
5. Safety for your family. Last but in no way least! If your “fly-by-nighter” doesn’t do your wiring properly or your ventilation properly, you could be risking your family’s health and safety.
We thought this week we would discuss how to prolong the life of your HVAC unit. It’s a major household expense and everybody likes to get their money’s worth!
1. Regular Maintenance. Obviously, you have regular maintenance done on your vehicle even when it is new. It’s the same for your HVAC unit. This enables you to keep within your warranty plus heads off any problems with older units! If you want more information, we recommend you check out this website:http://www.amana-hac.com/Home/HeatingCooling101/FrequentlyAskedQuestions/PreventiveMaintenanceFAQ/tabid/177/Default.aspx
2. Changing your filter! A clogged filter can obstruct the air flow for your unit in both the air conditioning and heating modes. If you have animals, it’s even faster to become clogged!
3. Keeping debris and shrubs away from you unit. A clean unit is able to operate at the best ability it can. When it has shrubs and debris (like lawn clippings, leaves and trash blown there behind the unit), it can obstruct air flow thru the outside unit and get into the mechanical workings of your unit.
4. Avoid unnecessary starts and stops: Instead of shutting your unit off when you are not there (during the working day or vacations), change your thermostat settings. In the summer raise the thermostat setting to 76-80. If you shut it off and your house reaches 85-90 degrees inside, your system is going to go thru unnecessary strain to get down to the temperature that you are seeking.
5. If you are having issues, don’t keep lowering the temperature on your thermostat, call us instead and SHUT YOUR UNIT OFF!
We know that everybody is waiting with baited breathe to see what the new Blog topic would be for this week!
Here’s something that we have been looking into. It makes us proud to know that the Goodman/Amana product we install doesn’t have any complaints! We know we chose them because of their warranties and great product but it’s also American Pride!
Goodman/Amana versus Trane, Carrier and other heating & air equipment – which one goes the distance???
For longevity, quality and superior warranties of your heating and air equipment in your home to keep your comfort for years to come, we trust Amana/Goodman equipment -AMERICAN MADE!!!!! To see what consumers are saying about HVAC brands, please visit http://www.consumeraffairs.com and put in whatever equipment you are comparing.
Remember, knowledge is power!
Found this article that we’d love to share with you from Energy Star! Remember at Wall Heating and Air Conditioning, when we give you an estimate for replacement, we do a thorough inspection of your duct system ensuring that your new system delivers all that you need and expect to make your comfort right!
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