When the system fails and you see a blinking LED or an error display on your Carrier furnace or AC, it isn’t just annoying—it’s a tech-level fault code telling you what’s wrong. We know that decoding these error alerts quickly...
Installing a UV (ultraviolet) light in your HVAC system is a great way to improve indoor air quality by eliminating mold, bacteria, and other airborne contaminants. These lights help keep your HVAC components clean, boost system efficiency, and reduce allergens in...
Static pressure in HVAC refers to the resistance air encounters as it moves through ductwork, filters, and other system components. Maintaining the right static pressure ensures proper airflow, system efficiency, and longevity. If the pressure is too high or too...
The type of plan that shows the layout of an HVAC system is the Mechanical Plan. This plan is a detailed technical drawing used in construction to depict how heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) components are arranged within a building....
A properly functioning HVAC system should run quietly, providing heating and cooling without disruption. If your system has become noticeably loud, it could indicate loose components, airflow restrictions, or mechanical problems. Ignoring these noises may lead to costly repairs or...
