Our HVAC experts here at Fred’s Home Services in Cleveland, Ohio have some tips to share that will help you keep your home comfortable and prep your air conditioning system as the seasons change.
Learn about the renewed focus on green technologies in 2020 and how you can power your Cleveland, Ohio home with as little impact on Mother Earth as possible.
If you are trying to green up your home and asking how can you make your HVAC system more eco-friendly we at Fred's Home Services have some suggestions.
Dry air and damp air both have their fair share of problems. Read about what your home's humidity level should be and how Fred's Home Services can help you maintain a comfortable home environment.
We want to take this opportunity to let you know we're constantly thinking about the safety of our customers and co-workers. We are currently running calls as normal and want you to know it is still safe to have worked performed by a Fred's technician.
If you find yourself with an HVAC system in need of some tidying up, but without the funds to hire out, don’t worry––we’re giving you our best tips on how to handle this job in-house.
How can you make your heating system more eco-friendly? Here are some tips for increasing the efficiency of your current furnace or upgrading to a newer model.
The two most common questions that homeowners seek answers for when looking for a new furnace are, "what is the best brand for a furnace?", and "how much does it cost?" In this article, we’ll examine the pricing factors that need to be considered and try to give an outline on how to find the best option for your home.
If an air conditioner is not properly installed, is too small, or too big, or is not efficient enough for your home, it will not function properly and create all sorts of issues. Read further to find out more about the importance of a properly installed air conditioner.
To keep your furnace functioning properly, regular maintenance of the unit is required. To ensure that it functions efficiently, there are a couple of things that you can do on your own.
Spring is officially here, which means that warmer weather is right around the corner for Cleveland. If you’ve been considering investing in a new air conditioner, now is the time. Not only will a new air conditioner help to keep you cool when the temperatures inevitably rise, it also provides you with several other benefits as well.
When your air conditioner stops working, your first reaction is often panic. Now you need to call in a professional, which can get expensive. While there are times when A/C repair is necessary, there are many times when a simple fix is all that is needed. Here are a few easy, and quick, checks that you can do yourself before you make the call.
It may be hard to believe, especially with the way the weather has been the past few weeks in Cleveland, that spring is soon upon us. Which means the warmer months are fast approaching. If you don’t already have one, you may be considering installing an air conditioner (or you may be thinking it’s time to install a new one). A new air conditioner will help make those hot summer days much more bearable. But before have your new air conditioner installed, though, there are a few things you should know.
The weather has been all over the place the past few months in Cleveland. One moment you think the warmer weather is finally on its way in (after all, it IS March!) and the next the temperature plummets below freezing, leaving you huddled indoors with the heater blasting. You might be wondering if you’ll ever get to turn it off. Worry not, warmer temperatures are around the corner, and soon you’ll be cranking up the air conditioner to stay cool and comfortable. Before you reach that point, however, now is the time to schedule your air conditioner maintenance appointment with Fred’s Home Services.
Purchasing and installing a new furnace can be a costly and complex process. Still, when you’re putting in the new furnace, you need to take your time and make sure it’s done right. You can’t afford to have your furnace installed incorrectly.
