Common Red Flags for HVAC Companies
If you are unsatisfied with your current HVAC service provider, or you are questioning their practices, then this is the blog for you. Some companies act in suspicious waysHere are some common red flags for HVAC companies to avoid when it comes to trusting them with your services. Multiple Returns for Same Issue Problem still …
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Read MoreWhat to Do When You Have an R22 Unit
R22 refrigerant is a chemical used in both air conditioners and heat pumps that is used to cool your home. On January 1st, 2020, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) banned the production of R22 because of it’s harmful impact on the ozone layer when released into the air. Click here for more info on the …
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Read MoreAll About RunTru
Everyone knows Trane is associated with high quality. As a Trane dealer since 1978, Poormans knows the importance of providing a reliable, efficient heating and cooling brand to the public. However, the Trane name comes with a price. High quality and efficiency isn’t cheap, especially in 2024. That’s why Trane also offers a more cost-effective …
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Read MoreHow to Keep Your AC Safe in the Winter
We talk all about air conditioners in the spring and summer, but what do we do with them in the winter? Although air conditioners are built to withstand freezing temperatures and crazy weather, you still need to protect the unit from extreme elements, like snow and freezing temperatures. These conditions can cause serious damage to …
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Read MoreMinimum Efficiencies Increasing in 2023
Most HVAC owners know the importance of energy efficiency. SEER, or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio, is the ratio of the cooling output of an air conditioner. The higher the SEER, the more efficient the air conditioner is. However, more efficient air conditioners come at a cost. The difference from one SEER rating to the next …
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