We all love a cool, comfortable home, especially during those hot summer months. But let’s face it, constantly running your air conditioner can lead to some hefty utility bills. That’s why we at Taylor Heating and Air Conditioning encourage our customers to equip themselves with information that can help them beat the heat, without breaking …
Spring is an enjoyable season for most of us. Rays of sunshine and sudden bursts of chill in the air are enough to distract us from all the humidity. Rapidly increasing temperatures melt away any leftover frost, influencing humidity levels. At their peak, humidity levels in Washington reach up to eighty-six percent. Increased humidity may be …
Washington Springs are moderately cold but relatively mild compared to winter. Spring sets the perfect atmosphere for conducting major changes to your home’s fixtures. Stable temperatures and fair weather are ideal for working outdoors, making spring prime time for various HVAC maintenance services. Working on your HVAC systems at any other time may leave them …
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Spring is great for breathing in the dewy breeze after a long, frigid winter. However, it might not all be fresh air you’re inhaling. Spring may not only be in your step. It’s also all over the air. Besides higher temperatures, springtime brings various new elements into the atmosphere. Common pollutants during spring are seemingly harmless …
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While you might not be losing sleep over whether or not to install central air conditioning, it could be a topic worth discussing. Your existing wall units might be doing the trick if you live in a small space, but larger homes and offices tend to benefit from central AC. Read on to learn a …
Washington provides residents with cool temperatures all year-round. However, weather conditions can do better than Washington’s shifty temperatures and humidity combo. Contrary to popular belief, Washington’s colder climate doesn’t save you from pollution. Your indoor air quality may still teeter due to various pollutants. It’s important to maintain air handlers and utilize ventilation systems properly to avoid hazardous …
It’s a great time to get back outdoors sans the frigid winter weather. It may still be a little chilly, but more tolerable than last season. Spring can provide temperature relief for us and our HVAC systems. However, spring can also pose its own threats. Think of all the allergens, particles, and contaminants you try avoiding outdoors. While …
Keep in mind that springtime is only the beginning of even warmer days ahead. Before prepping your air conditioner for summer, it’s best to check on your furnace first. Washington is known for cooler weather conditions. However, summers can reach up to 70 degrees Fahrenheit, which is mild enough to forgo artificial heating. It may …
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The transition fromcold to warm weather requires preparation. Examine your heating systems before setting them aside for at least two seasons. Keeping your home warm and cozy all winter has its toll. By now, our furnaces are typically pretty worn down. It’s only fitting to give our furnace a proper “send-off” before letting it go on a much-needed hiatus. …
You may have saved on heating costs with more innovative systems like heat pumps. These newer installations hold up against winter weather better than more conventional heaters. Heat pumps are innovative and efficient systems. With the proper care, they may provide your home with the kind of quality heating that furnace owners could only dream …
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