In addition, you can also find deals for Lennox Home Comfort Systems and Carrier products by visiting our Special Offers page.
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Showing posts with label air conditioning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label air conditioning. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Special Offers - Good Until Saturday!
Use one of these coupons before Saturday, December 31, 2011 to receive the specified add-on or discount.



In addition, you can also find deals for Lennox Home Comfort Systems and Carrier products by visiting our Special Offers page.
In addition, you can also find deals for Lennox Home Comfort Systems and Carrier products by visiting our Special Offers page.
Friday, August 26, 2011
Heating & Cooling Checklist for Winter
How can you make sure this winter you won’t lose valuable heating and cooling energy dollars? It’s very easy to ensure your home is properly winterized, and that money won’t leak out the window when the furnace is running, so keep these simple tips in mind when getting your residence ready for the chilly months:
Check the outside
Take a gander at the home’s exterior and check for cracks in the crevice and exposed entry points around pipes, and seal them. Weather stripping should be placed around doors, and cracked window glass should be replaced. Take a look at your foundation, and make sure there is no debris or vegetation around it.
The system
Give your heating system a test run to see if it’s working properly. Make sure a professional HVAC company takes a look at it for seasonal maintenance. Other things you should have done include checking for carbon monoxide leaks, clearing away obstacles from heating vents and replacing filters.
The air conditioner
Your air conditioning unit is going to take a well deserved break, so make sure it does so with no neglect. Clear debris from the outdoor condensing unit and cover it so wet leaves and other items don’t get in the system.
Need help getting your system prepped for the winter? Let Waconia heating and cooling experts Abel Onsite give you a hand. Find out what we can do for you at www.AbelOnsite.com.
Friday, August 12, 2011
Readying Your Furnace for Winter
As the air outside cools down, so will your home. It’s time to power down the air conditioner and turn on the heat. Winter will be here before you know it.
Before it gets too cold out, you’ll want to take the time to prepare your heating and cooling system for the cold months. You don’t want to find yourself in a situation where your furnace has stopped working because of a preventable issue as it will cost you more than just a repair bill; you’ll find delayed comfort from the cold.
- Take the time to have a professional perform a furnace inspection and be sure to:
- Have a professional HVAC company inspect the system and clean out the ducts
- Remove all flammable materials and objects from the furnace area
- Consider having a programmable thermostat installed
- Stock up on furnace filters and change them every month
- Have your hot-water radiator (if you have one) valves bled
Doing these simple tasks will save you money. But, if you need a Minnetonka heating and cooling company, then get in touch with Abel Onsite by visiting www.AbelOnsite.com.
Friday, July 22, 2011
Air Conditioning Repair
Summer’s in full swing in Twin Cities and your air conditioner is probably running at full blast. If it doesn’t work some reason, then here are five things to check before calling for air conditioner repair service:
- The filter
Make sure it’s clean. A dirty filter causes the cooling coil to ice up and block air flow. - Power
Is the unit on? Make sure the switch, located on the system’s side, is flipped on. - The thermostat
Check to see if it’s turned to cool and that the temperature set point is lower than the home’s temperature. - The coil
This needs to be clean, free of cotton, wood and/or dust. - The saver switch
Call your power company to see if they’re turning off the unit with the saver switch. A light on the switch will indicate this.
Followed these tips and the air conditioner is still not working? Then visit www.AbelOnsite.com today to get a free air conditioner repair estimate.
Friday, July 8, 2011
More Air Conditioning FAQ
How do I know that my air conditioner is sized correctly?
It’s suggested that nearly 53% of all air conditioning units are oversized by up to a ton. A larger unit will cost more in installation and operating costs. Make sure your HVAC contractor does a heat load calculation on your home to ensure the right unit is installed.
Does a programmable thermostat make a difference?
Yes. New thermostats will allow you to adjust the heating and cooling for the time of day and other variables.
What is a SEER rating?
Season Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) is a measurement of efficiency under a number of weather changes over a season. The higher the number, the more efficient the AC unit is.
Should I leave the unit on all the time or set it to auto?
It depends on your location and environment. Find out which one is keeping you cool and saving you money, and go from there.
What can be done to make the unit more efficient?
Preventative maintenance and service on a regular basis, as well as ensuring no direct sunlight heats up the room. Clean filters and limit the use of any appliances that generate heat.
Having problems with your Hopkins MN air conditioner? Contact Abel Onsite today by visiting www.AbelOnsite.com.
Friday, June 24, 2011
Air Conditioning FAQ
Here are some of the common questions we get about air conditioning:
Why does the air conditioner run all day when it’s hot out?
It’s most likely one of two things: 1. Your system is working correctly, as its meeting all the latest energy codes and operating in the most efficient manner or 2. The unit was not designed or sized properly to begin with. Talk to your air conditioning contractor about the best way to fix this issue.
How do I know the fan or blower is working properly?
Check and see if the fan is running and you have air blowing into the rooms of your home. If you have little or no air flow and you hear the fan running, then your ducts are loose or damaged.
There’s water dripping from the copper pipe on my AC unit. Why?
The unit is probably charged improperly, as a proper charge will not cause water to form on the pipe. Call an HVAC contractor today to have the problem looked at.
Should there be ice forming?
No, and this is also an indication of an improperly charged unit.
How long do new AC systems last?
On average, around 12-15 years, if you have the system regularly maintained and serviced.
Need Hopkins MN air conditioning service? Get in touch with Abel Onsite today by visiting www.AbelOnsite.com.
Friday, June 10, 2011
Minnesota Air Conditioning Tips
Having trouble dealing with the Minnesota summer heat because of air conditioning woes? Here are a couple of easy tips to ensure your air conditioner keeps working, and your home doesn’t fry up:
Keep your air filters clean
This cannot be stressed enough. In order for your central air or a/c unit to work properly, it must have clean air filters. Check them every 30 to 90 days to make sure, and more frequently if you have animals.
Don’t frequently turn the system on and off
Always turning the unit off and on will make you have to call for air conditioning service. Don’t shut it down, come home and expect your home to be cool. Heat will buildup in the wall and furniture, meaning your cooling unit has to work harder to remove it. It’s also never a good idea to turn off the a/c and then immediately turn it back on, as this can permanently damage the compressor.
Keep as much heat out as possible
An air conditioner removes heat and then cycles it as cooler air. The more heat in an area, the harder the unit has to work, which uses more electricity. During peak daylight hours, keep the blinds closed and curtains and shades drawn. Keep ceiling fans on to help the appliance work properly.
Have the system check regularly
Before the start of summer, an experienced HVAC contractor should inspect your system, to make sure the mechanics are intact. The tech should check the motor, bearings and blower fans, as well as the ducts, vents and pipes. Any problems should be repaired at that time, so they don’t appear when the sun beats down.
If you need help with your Minnesota air conditioning system, contact Abel Onsite by visiting www.AbelOnsite.com.
Friday, May 27, 2011
Special Carrier Air Conditioning Service Offers from Abel Onsite!
Is the air conditioning service in your Chaska MN or Minnetonka home not up to snuff? Then this is a perfect time to take advantage of special Carrier rebates from Abel Onsite!
Until June 30, take advantage of Carrier’s Cool Choices rebate promotion by purchasing qualifying heating and cooling equipment from Carrier. The company offers this to consumers as an incentive to purchase and install heating and cooling systems.
Some other details about the promotion:
- Designed specifically for residential homeowners
- Only replacement systems or add-on equipment to existing systems qualify
- Equipment must be purchased from a participating Cool Choices dealer, like Abel Onsite, to be eligible for the rebate
To see if you can get in on this amazing deal, get in touch with Abel Onsite by visiting www.AbelOnsite.com.
Friday, May 13, 2011
Special Lennox Heating & Cooling Offers from Abel Onsite!
Save on heating and air conditioning services and installations with these specials from Minneapolis HVAC experts, Abel Onsite!
Like money? Then save it this year with these deals from Lennox:
- Receive up to $1,200 when you purchase a qualifying Lennox Home Comfort System that includes:
- Air conditioner or heat pump
- Gas or oil furnace
- Thermostat
- Choice of air cleaner or other indoor air quality system
- Receive a $200 rebate when you buy four solar modules
- Receive up to $500 in federal tax credits
- Get up to $1,900 in savings on high efficiency products!
To learn more about these and other great deals, visit www.AbelOnsite.com today!
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