Posted by homecontractor on September 10, 2009
Seattle Heating & Cooling – Installation & Repair
Live in the Seattle, WA metro and need a new heating cooling system? If so, you might want to get in contact with Seattle Heating Cooling, the areas professional heating air conditioning contractor. While the website is fresh and new, the two heating and cooling companies which have partnered together to create the site have been in business for over 16 years. From Tacoma to Bellevue and Seattle, Washington and even further north of Seattle, WA these two HVAC companies will be able to service all your heating and air conditioning needs.
Heating & Cooling Installation
Installing a new heating & cooling system in your home or business is generally a big decision. For most people it involves a fair amount of money and a short amount of time to decide on the right brand, size, price and contractor. Generally speaking, there is safety in numbers. we suggest selecting an experienced contractor who doesn’t need to make all their money on one install. Look for a heating & cooling contractor that will give you honest advices and not try talking you into the highest priced system they have. Contact Seattle Heating Cooling for a “no-hassle” installation estimate for your home, business or new construction project.
Heating & Cooling Service
Whether your furnace is out and it’s the middle of the night, or your AC is blowing warm air on a hot, muggy, Pacific Northwest day you can count on Heating Cooling Seattle to respond quickly, provide options and repair or replace your home’s heating cooling system at a fair price. We understand that if we are able to service your needs in an emergency, you will most likely trust us with all your HVAC needs in the future.
Solar & Geothermal Heating Systems
Visit our website for Seattle Solar Heating and Seattle Geothermal information. With all the government tax credits and falling prices on solar panels and ground source heat pumps, you can save up to 600% on your home heating and cooling bill!
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Posted by homecontractor on February 2, 2009
Air conditioning and heating sales, repair, installation – furnaces, heat pumps, ac, service, plumbing, heating & air conditioning all play an important role in home improvement. Heating and air conditioning contractors can customize your home for maximum air quality, energy efficiency and minimum cost. Heating & air conditioning contractors should come from referrals for all professional heating and air-conditioning repairs and hvac services.
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Posted by homecontractor on December 23, 2007
The safety of our family as well as keeping our home and personal belongings safe is important to all of us. Knowing a few basic safety tips and just being alert and prepared can not only save us time and money, it might also save your life. Here are just a few basic safety tips to consider when trying to keep your loved ones safe around the home:
- Keep health and beauty items like razors, cosmetics, vitamins and perscriptions out of the reach of little ones. Move medications out of the bathroom and into an out-of-reach cupboard with child safety latches. Make sure they have safety caps which are childproof.
- Think about small items like coins and jewelery and that could stick in a toddler’s throat. Store them in places which are unaccessible to toddlers.
- Regarding cabinets and drawers, install child safety latches. Think beyond the kitchen and bathroom.
- Store chemicals and cleaners in their original containers with labels still intact. Never place them under the kitchen sink. Move them to a place which is very secure and can’t be found by small children.
- Keep garden chemicals and tools out of the reach of children.
- Put away all grooming devices like electric shavers, curling irons, hair dryers when not in use. Tuck away appliance cords, so curious fingers cant grab them.
- Replace worn, frayed or cracked electrical cords, and don’t overload electrical outlets. Never run extension cords under rugs. Consider what the extension cords are attached to and what might happen when pulled.
- Plug empty or unused electrical outlets with safety caps.
- Keep sharp objects like knives in safety locked drawers and not in knife holders.
- Point the handles of pots and pans away from the edge of the stove.
- House plants can be poisonous, keep them out of reach of children and small animals. Remember that pots are often heavy and could injure a child if it fell.
- Prevent burns and scaldings buy lowering the temperature of your hot water heater to 120 degrees Fahrenheit or less.
- If you have guns in the house make sure they are secure and out of sight. Store ammunition in a secure and separate place.
- Securing bookcases to the wall will help prevent toddlers from tipping them over.
If you have more tips, ideas and suggestions, please add your comments. Together, we can help prevent dangerous situations from occurring.
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Posted by homecontractor on December 1, 2007
Have you read the owners manual that came with your new heating and cooling system lately? Well, you most likely aren’t alone. Unless you enjoy reading instruction manuals, appliance warranty guidelines and feel there is nothing better than curling up with a good owners manual, you probably were unaware that you should have your heating and cooling system cleaned and inspected annually.
Virtually all brands from Lennox and Bryant, to Carrier and Amana, all advise/require the same thing. Clean your heating and cooling system annually.
You should also consider duct cleaning as a common sense approach to normal household maintenance. While there are no recommended standards in place for duct cleaning, most heating and cooling contractors agree that you should have your ducts cleaned periodically. If you are unsure as to how often you should have your ducts cleaned, a good rule of thumb is annually for households with pets and children. Especially if there is a smoker in the house, or someone with respiratory problems. On the other hand, if you live alone, have no pets, don’t smoke and have no allergy related conditions, you might be fine to have your ducts cleaned every five years or more.
Once the air duct cleaner has cleaned the dust, dirt, debrs, pet hair, etc…, he/she will be able to offer recommendations for your particular situation.
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Posted by homecontractor on September 3, 2007
The staff at ProsCompete.com now has a blog to offer home improvement tips, introduce new home contractors and products and announce some of the cool new developments we will be rolling out!
We hope you enjoy our home improvement contractor blog and welcome your comments.
- The Web Team — Horizon Internet Marketing
PS Our first team project (air duct cleaning) is nearing completion. Let us know what you think.
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Posted by homecontractor on September 3, 2007
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