Your air conditioning system is a cornerstone of everyday comfort, yet these mechanical marvels often prompt a host of questions: What size unit fits your layout? How can you curb energy spikes? Why is moisture pooling around the vent? In this p...
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If you live in the DC Metro area and have an open-concept floor plan, you’ve probably wondered whether a ducted or ductless HVAC system makes more sense. While ductless mini-splits are known for their flexibility and zoning benefits, central air...
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An air conditioning system that trips the breaker every time it starts is a frustrating problem, but it could also be a sign of a serious underlying issue. Repeated breaker trips are your system’s way of protecting itself from electrical damage,...
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The DC Metro area endures some of the nation’s most sweltering summers, with neighborhoods like Georgetown and areas like the National Mall subject to extreme heat. This relentless weather places enormous strain on air conditioning systems. Whil...
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When it comes to choosing a new air conditioner or heat pump, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by all the specs. But one acronym you shouldn’t overlook is SEER. This simple number plays a huge role in how much you’ll spend to stay ...
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It’s not just a myth — using fans strategically can make a noticeable difference in your AC costs. But saving energy isn’t as simple as flipping a switch. To really see the benefits, homeowners need to know when, where, and how to us...
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If your power has ever gone out during a storm, you know how frustrating it can be. Food in the fridge spoils, the house doesn’t have temperature control, and even charging your phone becomes a struggle. A whole-home generator is one way t...
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Washington, D.C., summers can get hot, but the real struggle is humidity. Sticky air makes your home feel warmer than it is, so you might find yourself constantly adjusting the thermostat or dealing with musty smells and damp surfaces. A whole-h...
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When sewer issues arise, homeowners need help fast. But when the outdoor temperatures have dropped below freezing, there’s an added layer of complexity to any sewer line service. While the process may be more difficult, sewer repair and re...
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When temperatures drop below freezing, the water inside your pipes can freeze and expand, potentially causing them to burst. This can be a costly problem to deal with, but preventing it is easy. The plumbing professionals at United Air Temp are ...
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