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This page is dedicated to the less than professional HVAC people out there, and to the great folks out there that understand. Tear outs, break downs, and anything comical we come across...every business has a funny side! You don't see this everyday, a unit with refrigerant lines that run underground!
We are ridin' this work out until the wheels fall off, literally! The wheel collapsed on our handtruck while out on a job so we had to fix it the best we could with what we had and this was the result...
This customer was having an air flow problem from the vent in one of her bedrooms, I think we figured it out!
This is what happens when you get unqualified people to do your installations! You might think you're getting a heck of a deal, but you very well may end up like these folks with a ton of water damage and one giant hole in the ceiling....
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This is our customer (with permission), check out that filter!!
Answer: Furnace manufacturers put inexpensive fiberglass filters into their furnaces to remove airborne particles that might damage the fan and the heating coil. Particle buildup can also decrease the efficiency of your furnace, as the furnace has to work harder to pull air through the intake. More expensive filters can also improve the air quality in your house by removing pollen, bacteria and mold spores from the air. This is especially important if you or someone in your family suffers from allergies.
