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How to Combat Mold Issues in Your Commercial HVAC
Mold growth within HVAC systems is a critical concern for commercial buildings, notably in areas like Irvine, CA, where varying climate conditions can foster environments conducive to mold proliferation. If left unchecked, mold can significantly impact indoor air quality (IAQ) and, by extension, the health and comfort of occupants within commercial spaces. In response to this persistent …
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Debunking Common Myths About Home Heating Systems
As with most other kinds of technology, heating and air conditioning systems have their fair share of myths and misconceptions. Some are harmless, but others can affect their long-term performance, even lead to a shorter life span. In today’s post, Kemnitz Air Conditioning & Heating Inc. debunks some of these common myths.
Exploring the Causes of HVAC Capacitor Failure
The HVAC capacitor plays a vital role in the proper functioning of your heating and air conditioning system. It stores and releases electricity to start the fan and compressor motors. Unfortunately, capacitors can fail over time for numerous reasons. By identifying the causes behind this issue, homeowners can take preventative measures to ensure their HVAC systems run …
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Things You Need to Know About Commercial Heat Pumps
If you’re looking for a way to heat and cool your commercial space, a heat pump might be the right solution. In this blog post, Kemnitz Air Conditioning & Heating will cover everything you need to know about commercial heat pumps, from how they work to their benefits and drawbacks.
Spring Cleaning Tips to Improve Your Indoor Air Quality
Spring is the perfect time to go outside and appreciate the pleasant weather. It’s also a great opportunity to get some spring cleaning done to improve indoor air quality so you and your family can enjoy the comfort of your home. A Carrier heater repair specialist shares some top tips here:
3 Common Causes of Weak Airflow in HVAC Ducts
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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3 Benefits of Upgrading to a Programmable Thermostat
Many households today have programmable thermostats as one of a number of advanced home solutions. If your home still has one of the old standard thermostats, it might be time to upgrade to better equipment that enables you to program your preferred temperatures for the day or week. Today, local air conditioning specialist Kemnitz Air Conditioning & Heating …
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Carrier® Gold Winner in 2020 ACHR Dealer Design Awards
Carrier® was awarded Gold for the HVAC High Efficiency Residential Equipment Category in the 2020 Dealer Design Awards. Distinguished products include its Infinity® 26 Air Conditioner and Infinity® 24 Heat Pump with Greenspeed® Intelligence. Moreover, the brand has been a leading HVAC equipment provider for more than a century.
Humidifier Maintenance: A Checklist
An indoor humidifier system helps maintain relative indoor humidity during dry winter months. As the days become more humid and wind down towards spring, you need to perform a few maintenance checks before turning it off for the season. In this blog, local heating and air company Kemnitz shares a humidifier maintenance checklist.
Solving Icing Problems on Heat Pumps
It’s wintertime, and your heat pump lines are freezing up. There’s a thin layer of ice forming on the surface of your heating system, and it doesn’t appear that it’s going away anytime soon. The most reliable way to deal with these types of problems is to book a service appointment with your local heat …
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