Last updated 3 months ago
This year, Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning has chosen to sponsor an Atlanta-based non-profit organization, Three-Oh-We-Go!
Because Service Experts knows how important a warm night can be, we’re teaming up with Three-Oh-We-Go! who supports the homeless community of Atlanta. Service Experts is proud to not only donate financially, but also through volunteer hours. The Service Experts team will be donating their time on Go-Nights to bring warmth and comfort to homeless individuals and families.
To read more on Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning Sponsorship with Three-Oh-We-Go, click here.
Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning in Kansas City is locally operated to best serve your heating & air conditioning maintenance and repair needs. For more information call 816-629-4739 or 866-EXPERTS and visit ServiceExperts.com.
Last updated 3 months ago
Recently, in the news, the world heading toward the next "solar maximum," better known as solar flares can be prevented if Americans leverage the world's renewable resources.
Renewable sources of energy vary widely in their cost-effectiveness and in their availability across the U.S. These include energy from water, wind, the sun, geothermal sources and biomass sources such as energy crops.
Despite sunlight's significant potential for supplying energy, solar power provides less than 1% of U.S. energy needs. This percentage is expected to increase with the development of new and more efficient solar technologies.
At Service Experts Heating and Air Conditioning the Lennox® SunSource® Home Energy System fully integrates solar power, harnessing the sun’s free and renewable energy to reduce the electricity used by the heat pump or air conditioning system. This cost-effective renewable energy source can make homeowners eligible for solar rebates.
To learn more about the Lennox® SunSource® Home Energy System, call to schedule a free in-home consultation at 816-629-4739 or choose “new/replacement equipment estimate” if scheduling your appointment online.
Last updated 3 months ago
We know it’s getting colder when the questions about common furnace problems start piling up. So to help our readers out, we’ve created a list of some of the most common problems that plague a home’s heating system. Fortunately, several of these furnace problems can be easily avoided with proper maintenance. Read on to learn some of the most common reasons your heater breaks down:
5. Thermostat Failure: If you’re not getting any heat or the fan isn’t working, you could have an issue with your thermostat.
4. No Air Flow: When your fan motor, belts and or bearings, break, the lack of airflow can cause furnace overheating or poor heating control.
3. Clogged Air Filter: Change your air filter regularly to maintain good air flow and temperature control.
2. Furnace or Heating System Ignition Breakdown: If you notice intermittent or no heat, this may be a system issue.
1. Lack of Maintenance Without proper maintenance your systems minor issues could turn into an expensive repair. The number one way to avoid a heater breakdown is with regular maintenance.
If you haven’t scheduled your furnace tune-up or looking to upgrade your old system, then call us today at 816-629-4739 or 866-EXPERTS. Also, take advantage of our Winter Clearance Sale while inventory lasts before February 29, 2012.
Last updated 4 months ago
"Things that happen often happen at the worst possible time in the worse possible conditions and you're looking at the maximum rate," says Terry Townsend of Townsend Engineering in Chattanooga, Tenn., and former president of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers.
This describes the pain homeowners go through when they neglect, delay or even skip minor home maintenance repairs, cleaning jobs and inspections in their homes.
The six house repairs not to neglect before they become gigantic, expensive jobs later:
1. Annual HVAC Inspection
The furnace blower is not working properly. Cost to repair or replace: $100-$150. Possible consequences of letting it go: a broken heat exchanger.
Potential savings down the road: $300-$1,000 to replace the heat exchanger or $750-$3,500, depending on the energy efficiency, to replace indoor or outdoor furnace components.
2. Chimney inspection
There's no chimney cap. Cost to add: $150. If you let it go, rain water can get into your chimney, damage the chimney liner and damper, and even saturate mortar joints -- causing mold. Potential savings: $2,000-$4,000 to replace the chimney liner.
3. Termite inspection
An inspection might find subterranean termites that come from the ground or flying termites. If left untreated, these bugs damage framing, trim, drywall, furniture, carpet, copper and other soft metals. Most homeowners insurance does not cover repair of termite damage.
4. Power washing and sealing wood deck
Power washing gets rid of stains, algae, mold, mildew and moss. Algae and mold can make your deck slippery and dangerous, says Justin Lee of JL Power Washing in Williamsburg, Va. Sealing your deck after it is cleaned helps prevent water damage. Wood soaks up rain like a sponge, expands and then shrinks, Lee says. Sealing makes the water bead up and roll off.
5. Dryer vent cleaning
The purpose is to get rid of lint buildup. If your dryer is not on an exterior wall, it's likely that the vent leading outside is clogged up, says Gessner of A Step in Time Chimney Sweeps.
Potential savings: your home, your furnishings, your belongings and your life.
6. Carpet cleaning
If the carpet looks dirty, you've waited too long because some soil can't be removed with vacuuming. This soil will bind to your carpet and dull the texture, shortening the life of the carpet
If you've been considering replacing your old, worn-out heating and air conditioning system, we're now offering the lowest prices of the year on furnaces and top-quality air conditioners. It's the perfect time to upgrade or replace your old system. Better still, our financing can help you save with some of the lowest payments the industry has to offer.
But you'll need to hurry because this offer ends when inventory runs out or by February 29, 2012. Call us today at 816-629-4739 | 866-EXPERTS or book your free appointment right now. Get your coupons and schedule now.
Last updated 4 months ago
Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning started the year off by giving back in a recent partnership with Good360, a global philanthropic organization. After reinventing the Service Experts brand strategy and logo, teams from offices across the United States and Canada donated high quality clothing items. Included in the donation were long-sleeved work shirts, t-shirts, pants and outwear totaling a donation of an estimated $45,000 worth of clothing.
To learn more, check out Sam's Blog.
Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning in Kansas City is locally operated to best serve your heating & air conditioning maintenance and repair needs. For more information call 816-629-4739 or 866-EXPERTSand visit ServiceExperts.com.
