This blog post is going to be unique. Normally we’d explain a topic in detail, like heating repairs or replacement. But this time, we’d like to take it a step further. We’re going to tell two different stories!
One story is of a family trying to make it through the holiday season with an older heating system. The other is of a family in the exact same situation, with the one key difference being that they scheduled maintenance ahead of time.
Neither hypothetical family will have the extra cash on hand to purchase a brand-new heating system, things can get tight over the holiday season especially with presents. But they do have the money for routine maintenance or furnace repair in Seaford, DE. This will turn out to be a big difference between them.
The sight of ice or frost on the coils of your air conditioner may not initially be cause for alarm. Isn’t the system supposed to be cool? In point of fact, however, ice on the coils is a sign of a significant problem, which requires the services of a professional to correct. How did it get there and what kinds of problems can it cause? Read on for the answers. 
Summer is here, and if your air conditioner is on its last legs, now is the time to replace it with a new one. Doing so will allow you to take advantage of all the benefits a new system provides at the beginning of summer, instead of having to suffer through the hottest part of the year with a system that really isn’t up to snuff. It also means not having to deal with an unexpected breakdown in the middle of the summer, when temperatures are hottest and you can ill afford to go without proper air conditioning for even a few hours. 
Laymen should never attempt to repair their air conditioners themselves, but you don’t need to be an expert to spot the signs of an air conditioner that isn’t doing its job. Among the most common signs of trouble are warm air coming for your vents when you have the 