We talk a lot about scheduling regular maintenance for your HVAC system and plumbing, but there are other appliances in your home that require maintenance, too. Most of your home’s systems only need maintenance once per year. But if you have a heat pump you need maintenance twice per year.
That’s because your heat pump is working all year round without a break to both heat and cool your home. If you’re interested in heat pump maintenance in Salem, our team is here to help. We can even help you schedule your upcoming heat pump tune-up for the next six months so you don’t forget to do it. If you want to learn more about why heat pumps need maintenance twice as often, just keep reading.
When you step outside and take a deep breath you may think to yourself, ahhhh, fresh air! We often associate the outdoors with fresh air that’s full of oxygen that keeps us healthy. But the air is also full of allergens and contaminants, too. No matter where you are, there is some combination of pollen, mold, and other particles in the air.
While it may surprise you, some homeowners think that AC installation is a DIY project. There are many home improvement projects you can do yourself, but AC installation isn’t one of them. In fact, for your AC unit to be up to code you have to use an expert professional with the correct certifications for handling electrical work. 
There are a number of benefits that come with the use of a ductless air conditioner, also referred to as a ductless mini-split system. First and foremost, one of the advantages of the ductless system is right in its name–the fact that it’s ductless.
Although spring is the worst enemy for someone with allergies, it can be a year-round issue. While you can’t do much about pollen and allergens in the outside air, you can find relief when you’re at home. Or at least you should be able to–if you have poor indoor air quality though you may encounter just as much trouble in the home as you do outside.
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Homeowners don’t tend to think about their electrical system a whole lot… unless they’re installing something that requires wiring. The truth is though, even just the addition of more electronics or appliances to your home can be the reason you call an electrician. Or if you notice things like lights flickering or hot switches in the house. We’re going to talk about these signs and more below.
