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Call Our TeamSummer is upon us, which means temperatures are rising quickly. If you live in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, or Maine, you have likely installed and/or turned on your air conditioning by now. And for a significant portion of people, you’ve likely discovered that your AC isn’t working as well as it did last year. There are a variety of common HVAC issues you should be on the lookout for throughout the summer that our team can help with. Our HVAC contractors travel throughout New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Southern Maine to provide expert repair, maintenance, and installation services.
Before we talk about when to call a contractor, there are a variety of common HVAC issues that can easily be handled on your own. For example, minor thermostat glitches like screens that are unresponsive or displayed temperatures being clearly inaccurate can be fixed by replacing the batteries, recalibrating the thermostat, or potentially replacing the thermostat. Likewise, vents that are blocked by furniture or curtains should be cleared so that air flow is distributed evenly. Finally, you should replace filters in your HVAC system to ensure your system is running smoothly. Filters need to be cleaned every 1 to 3 months.
If your HVAC system is not cooling your home correctly, won’t turn on, or is making strange sounds like squealing or banging, you should have a contractor come take a look. These are all signs that the HVAC system needs maintenance or repairs. Likewise, if you see any leaks or your energy bill has suddenly skyrocketed, you should consider having a team take a look to make sure your system is running properly. Also, any issues with wiring or electrical systems should always be handled by a licensed contractor.
When looking for a contractor in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, or Maine, you should consider a few key factors. First and foremost, you should check what brands they work with. You should especially look out for any relevant credentials. For example, we are Diamond Contractors with Mitsubishi’s Mini Split systems. Since our expertise is in installing these types of systems, we are especially helpful when troubleshooting, repairing, or installing ductless mini split systems. You can also always call a team and go over what equipment you have and see if they have experience working with that brand. Another thing to consider is the quote itself. A good tip is to get quotes up front so you can plan finances accordingly. For large installation projects, you can discuss financing options.
North Shore Home Energy provides HVAC contracting services for businesses and homeowners throughout New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Maine. To schedule service at your property, please give our team a call or contact us via our online contact form for more information.
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