Air conditioning keeps things cool by removing excess humidity from your inside air. It also "conditions" air with the help of refrigerant that, in turn, gets some assistance from AC components that include compressors and evaporators. We'll go over the basics of how refrigerants work in air conditioning systems in greater detail below.
The attic can get very hot during the summer months. Instead of dealing with high utility bills and problems with your unit, you should take a look at other methods of cooling your attic. There are several ways that you can do this:
A finished basement not only increases the overall value of your home but it also adds living space for your family to enjoy. Apart from designing the setup of your basement, you will need to consider how you're going to heat and cool it. In this day and age, you have a few different options for handling the HVAC needs of your newly finished basement.
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