After enduring the chilly months, temperatures in Fort Mill are beginning to rise, with readings already reaching the pleasant 70s. This marks a crucial transition time from heating to air conditioning as we prepare for warmer days ahead. To assist with this seasonal shift and help you save on energy costs, R&B Climate Control is […]
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High humidity in your home can make it feel uncomfortable and sticky, especially during summer. Not only can it make you feel uncomfortable, but it can also lead to mold growth and damage to your home. At R&B Climate Control Systems, we know it can be incredibly hard to keep your home comfortable while it
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Are you thinking about buying a completely new furnace for your residence? If the estimated cost of repairs for a furnace exceeds 40% of the cost of brand new equipment, it may be wiser to simply replace them with a brand new heating system. Let’s take a look at what benefits there may be for
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Nothing is more aggravating than turning on your air-conditioner for its first seasonal use – and nothing happens! To minimize your frustration, make sure you are familiar with your breaker panel box, know where your air filters are located, and how to properly set your thermostat. More tips can be found at AC Troubleshoot Tips
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Frustration can arise when your furnace, the primary source of heat for your home suddenly stops working, in the dead of winter. A furnace is designed to move heated air through ducts and deliver it to rooms throughout the house. A furnace is powered by electricity, natural gas, or fuel oil. A variety of issues
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Even though you may be enjoying the cooler days of fall, it is a good idea to start thinking about getting your furnace ready for winter use. If you keep good maintenance records of your HVAC equipment and did not have any issues the previous winter, it is probably safe to turn on your furnace
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In general, most HVAC equipment will last 15 to 20 years with consistent preventative maintenance. Heat pumps and air-conditioning equipment should last 10 to 15 years. Furnaces and boilers typically last 15 to 20 years. If you plan to live in your home for over 20 years; at some point you will need a new
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