Starting in January, high-GWP (Global Warming Potential) refrigerants will be phased out as part of new environmental regulations. Specifically, the new regulations will require the use of A2L refrigerant in all new HVAC units. Here’s why you should contact Oliver to learn more about the changes and to determine the best option for you and your family. […]
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As the temperatures start to rise, ensuring your air conditioning system is in top condition becomes crucial for a comfortable and efficient home environment. But many homeowners ask the common question, “When should I schedule an AC tune-up?”. The professionals at Oliver are here to help and discuss the key indicators that signal it’s time to give your AC system some professional attention. […]
Are you thinking about replacing your HVAC system? Perhaps you’ve observed a consistently warm interior despite the continuous use of the air conditioning this summer. It’s possible that your current system has undergone multiple repairs, and you’re tired of playing catchup. Maybe you are curious as to how much energy a new HVAC system can save.
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As summertime temperatures climb in the Delaware Valley, your aging air conditioner could start to struggle. To replace your air conditioner, you need to know the answer to “How many BTU air conditioner do I need?”. You will enjoy the greatest comfort and energy efficiency with the right BTU air conditioner for your home. As a homeowner, you can calculate an approximate answer. This information helps you prepare a budget. […]
When it comes to maintaining a comfortable home environment, having a reliable and energy-efficient HVAC system is crucial. Before replacing or repairing your HVAC unit, you may have several questions that need clarification. Consulting with an HVAC professional like Oliver will provide you with the necessary answers to make informed decisions for your specific requirements. Check out the most common FAQs about replacing HVAC systems. […]
Oliver has provided air conditioning services to homeowners throughout the Delaware Valley for more than 50 years, and those services include charging the refrigerant in air conditioners and heat pumps. Homeowners with older systems require R22, and they’re often shocked at the price of this material. With that in mind, let’s explore understanding the price of R22 and why it’s so high. […]
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When homeowners throughout the Delaware Valley need to replace their air conditioning systems, one of the key challenges they face is understanding air conditioner efficiency ratings. The more efficient an air conditioner is, the less it is going to cost you over the life of the unit, so choosing the best AC for your home comes down to finding the right balance between the initial expense and the total cost. […]
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When the season shifts, you will change modes on your heat pump’s thermostat. If something has gone wrong, it could take you a few minutes or hours to notice the malfunction. When you realize my heat pump won’t change modes, you can troubleshoot the problem. If it’s something minor, you might be able to fix it yourself. Even so, you should schedule routine maintenance soon. On the other hand, some malfunctions require a technician to replace parts. […]
Sunrooms have become increasingly popular with homeowners. You can get more living space from your home while also enjoying an outdoor setting without having to deal with the elements. However, heating and cooling your sunroom may be an issue because the room was built after the home was constructed. […]
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A portable generator can be a great investment for when the power goes out, or for outdoor activities such as camping or family events. If you’ve ever wondered if your 2000 watt generator will run an air conditioner, the answer is yes, but only a portable or window air conditioning unit. You can power most small home appliances with a 2000 watt generator very smoothly but your central air system will not run efficiently. Typically, 2000 watts is the maximum output, but their general running wattage is around 1800 watts. That said, be sure to check the power requirements of your specific air conditioning unit. A consultation with a licensed electrician like those at Oliver will help you decide which generator is right for your needs. […]
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