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PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE

Take Precautions
Any time you think there could be some sort of problem with your HVAC system, do not hesitate to call your trusted HVAC company. No matter the magnitude of the problem, it is always better to be safe than sorry. Then you can relax knowing that your HVAC system is running smoothly and will not suddenly break down on you.

It is also good practice in this new year to plan ahead. Schedule your preventative maintenance in advance to avoid breakdowns. Invest in a system upgrade during the off-season to get better prices on a new HVAC unit.

Stay one step ahead of your HVAC system this year to continually enjoy the benefits of healthy heating and cooling systems. We have professional techs that can help with other tips of the trade.

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Become More Knowledgeable About Your HVAC System

We know that learning about your HVAC system isn’t the most exciting thing in the world. However, if you make a resolution to become more knowledgeable about your HVAC this year, you will be able to better identify when problems arise so that you can get them addressed early on before they get worse. This will always save you money in the long run.

It is always a good idea to learn about the different functions of your home so that you can pinpoint when things go wrong and get them fixed as soon as possible. This will make you that much better at keeping your system healthy.

ADJUST YOUR THERMOSTAT

We all have temperature preferences and want to achieve maximum comfort when we’re at home. However, if you lower your thermostat just a couple of degrees during the winter and increase it just a couple of degrees during the summer, you can save energy and money each month.

This tiny step keeps your HVAC system from having to work so hard, so its life can also be extended this way. Imagine your car turning off and on 10-15 times every day within hours. This will cause quicker wear and tear.

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UPGRADE YOUR HVAC SYSTEM

HVAC systems typically last 10 to 15 years before kicking out. If your HVAC is reaching that point, the new year is the perfect time to consider upgrading it. As the seasons change it will eventually cause wear and tear on your system.

While new HVAC systems can be a little pricey, the benefits will be well worth it. A new HVAC will be more energy efficient, which can save you a lot of money on utility bills in the years to come.
A certified HVAC tech here at Paramount Plumbing Hvac can help you determine the best type and size of HVAC for your home.

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CLEAN YOUR AIR DUCTS CONSISTENTLY!!!!

Air ducts are one of the most important components of your HVAC system, yet they are easy to overlook. It is a great idea to get your air ducts cleaned every so often so that you can be sure the air coming into your home is clean and your HVAC unit is running efficiently.

The general rule of thumb is that you should clean your air ducts every three to five years. If it’s been a while, make a plan to get your air ducts cleaned this year. Contact us Paramount Plumbing Hvac company to schedule air duct cleaning.

ADD ZONING SYSTEMS

Adding these systems in our age of technology can help save money to your monthly expenditures.
It can be difficult to maintain a comfortable temperature in your home if it has multiple levels or closed-off rooms or even a 2 story home.
Adding zoning systems can help you keep different areas of your home at different temperatures. Dampers are installed in your ductwork and connected to electrical sensors but sometimes are not utilized correctly.
Properly done you can program different temperatures for different parts of your home using a smart thermostat. Here at Paramount Plumbing Hvac we can help you configure this type of setup.
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IMPROVE YOUR INDOOR AIR QUALITY

Good indoor air quality is crucial for the health of your family. Maintaining your indoor air quality is not difficult if you can adopt some good habits. Cleaning your air filters when you regularly clean your home is one good way to make sure your air is not filled with contaminants.

Adding some green plants inside your home can also help improve your air quality. An HVAC technician here at Paramount Plumbing Hvac can measure your indoor air quality and recommend ways to make it better.

8 SIGNS YOU NEED TO CALL A PLUMBER

8. YOUR HOUSE SMELLS LIKE SEWAGE
Sometimes a backup or clog can create a smell that permeates through your home and makes it unbearable to stay in your space. Don’t try to power through the smell and tackle the problem, because this is a sign of major plumbing distress. You might end up making the problem worse, which means a stronger sewage smell that lasts longer.

There are many problems that may be causing a sewage smell in your home. Sometimes drainpipes aren’t properly ventilated, or they may clog over their lifetime. Damage to your property from storms or heavy rains may cause backups in your sewage systems and pumps. Clogs in a toilet or pipe may be out of reach or stronger than what a plunger can handle, so the backup is allowed to fester.

Whenever you smell that something is wrong, it’s time to call us Paramount Plumbing Hvac for a walk through and Quote.

8 SIGNS YOU NEED TO CALL A PLUMBER

7. YOUR TOILET KEEPS OVERFLOWING
Toilets overflowing are a part of life, especially when young kids are in the house. Sometimes these issues are easy to address and other times the root cause is hidden — like when your toilet overflows but isn’t visibly clogged. A toilet that’s constantly running can often be fixed by replacing the flapper — and that can save you money too.

If your toilet is overflowing, turn off your water. If possible, keep the water off and use other facilities until someone is able to check out the toilet for you. The water shutoff for most toilets is beneath the bowl at the back or on the left-hand side.

If your toilet started to flow immediately after a flush, you’re probably experiencing a blockage. Clogs in the toilet can be solved with a plunger more often than not because they dislodge whatever is stuck. If a few plunges don’t do the trick, stop and call Paramount Plumbing Hvac

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6. YOUR FAUCETS WON’T STOP DRIPPING

If your shower is dripping only 10 times a minute, you’re paying for an additional 500 gallons of water each year.
Maybe you’ve been planning to fix that dripping sink as soon as you have the time. Before you know it, months pass and the problem persists. Sometimes a drip can be a quick fix with a little tightening, some plumbers’ tape or a new bracket, but that’s not always the case. A steady drip may come from a crack in a pipe or an element that’s installed incorrectly. Pressure buildups or other concerns may also play a role.

For these small issues, it’s wise to call a plumber when you can’t fix it or when you have a few things on your to-do list. Most plumbers work by the hour, so you can pack in the savings by presenting your plumber with a comprehensive set of problems. Having a plumber check your leaks also gives you an opportunity to ask questions or receive suggestions for upcoming remodeling and other projects.

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5. YOUR DRAINS WON’T DRAIN

Clogs are common in plumbing, from tubs and toilets to faucets indoor and out. Some of these clogs can be undone with a plunger and a little muscle. But if you can’t unclog them after a little plunger work, or if there’s a clog that consistently backs up, you should call a plumber.

Plumbers can use special tools like cameras that can look deeper into pipes for something that may be causing a long-term problem. Hair, grease build-up, roots getting into underground systems and problems with your septic tank are a few possible issues.

Any repeat drain problem is worth a call because you might be facing a serious issue. Even if it’s something small — such as a tub that clogs each time you give your dog a bath – it can turn into a bigger concern if it happens repeatedly. You can perform remedies at home, but many times you’re simply delaying a problem or treating a symptom and allowing an underlying problem to fester.