Have you ever wondered what goes into a heating or air conditioning system for a large office building or another large building like a mall or a school? My name is Evelyn, and I am an HVAC architect. I design heating and air conditioning systems for large, corporate buildings. Making sure that a large building with many rooms or offices is efficiently heated and cooled is a very large job and is much more complicated than simply heating or cooling a home. This blog will educate the reader on how heating and cooling jobs this large are designed and completed.
31 August 2022
While there are plenty of advantages to living in a climate that doesn't see snow or cold winters, there can also be some disadvantages. Many warmer locations in the United States also suffer from relatively high humidity, and that extra moisture can pose significant challenges for HVAC design. At a minimum, humid conditions often mean that even lower temperatures can feel subjectively less comfortable. If you're installing a new HVAC system in a humid climate or building a home from scratch in one of these areas, you'll need to consider your local conditions.
17 August 2022
Dampers are an important part of an HVAC system that uses ductwork. If you do not know much about dampers, you likely have the following questions about them. What Is The Purpose Of Dampers? Dampers are a way to cut off airflow to certain parts of your home so that your HVAC system doesn't work harder than it has to. Dampers are physical pieces of metal that can be turned so that the airflow is completely blocked.
29 July 2022
Air conditioners are one of the most significant users of electricity in American households. Not surprisingly, energy efficiency ranks high among things people consider when purchasing an air conditioning system for their home. If you are in the market for a residential AC system, the question that you might have at the back of your mind is if it's possible to save energy and money on your air conditioning operation.
7 July 2022
With the advancements in technology, most furnaces have integrated sound-dampening features that decrease the amplitude of the sound waves, reducing unwanted sounds. Although the heating unit typically makes noise when operating, loud and strange noises could indicate an underlying problem. So if strange noise is coming from your system, hire an HVAC contractor to diagnose the problem. They will identify and fix the defective component to restore seamless and quiet system operations.
15 June 2022
Like any other electrical appliance, your furnace needs regular servicing to operate optimally. When the winter is around the corner, keeping your furnace in tip-top condition is vital to keeping your home warm and comfortable. In addition to a heating maintenance technician ensuring your furnace is working smoothly, they will also prevent it from giving out. Below are the reasons to make annual furnace tune-ups part of your routine. Helps Improve Efficiency