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HVAC systems are designed to distribute hot and cold air evenly throughout your home. Any changes in the amount of air that moves through the ducts can lead to inconsistent results. If your home has hot or cold spots in certain areas, you’re probably having a problem with airflow in your ductwork. Kemnitz Air Conditioning & Heating, …

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Most types of seasonal allergies typically peak in the spring season, but some of them, especially pet allergies, seem to get worse in the winter. In today’s post, Kemnitz Air Conditioning & Heating Inc. discusses why this happens and what you can do to alleviate it.

California is famous for its summers, but for all its sunny glory, daytime temperatures can reach uncomfortable heights. That’s why it’s best to keep your HVAC system in good shape with timely Carrier heater repair and air conditioning maintenance. The question is, when should you call your local technicians for service? Better yet, when is the best …

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Heat pumps are built to be strong and reliable, especially during the winter season. They also need to be regularly and properly maintained to avoid mechanical problems later on. But if your heat pump seems to be pushing cold air even when it’s in heating mode, this could be caused by a few different factors. …

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When purchasing a new home, you have a lot of things to inspect to ensure that you’re buying a good one. From the roof and siding to the basement and even the drywall, everything should be checked out to determine if they’re still in good condition. However, while these are all important things to check …

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Refrigerant is considered to be the lifeblood of air conditioners and heat pumps. Unlike fuel, refrigerant isn’t consumed as it cycles through various stages of compression to generate warm or cool air. This is why you need to call for repairs in the event the refrigerant lines start leaking.