B&B Air Conditioning & Heating Service Blog: Posts Tagged ‘Columbia’

Understanding Furnace Efficiency Ratings for Repairs

Monday, December 9th, 2024
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Your home’s comfort during the colder months depends on a well-functioning furnace, and understanding furnace efficiency ratings can make a big difference when deciding on repairs or replacements. These ratings tell you how effectively your furnace converts energy into heat—and that affects everything from your energy bills to your home’s environmental footprint. If you need furnace repair in Columbia, MD, we’re here to help you make sense of your options.

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Repair or Replace Your Old Heater Before the Serious Cold Arrives?

Monday, November 11th, 2024
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As the cold weather approaches, it’s essential to make sure your heating system is in top shape. The last thing you want is for your heater to break down in the middle of a frigid winter night. But how do you decide if your heater just needs a repair or if it’s time for a full replacement? Here’s a guide to help you determine the best course of action before the serious cold hits.

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The 5 Biggest Benefits of Spring AC Maintenance

Monday, April 5th, 2021
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When spring arrives, it’s time to schedule the annual maintenance for your air conditioning system. This is the best way to prepare your AC for the hard work it will perform over the summer keeping your family cool and comfortable. Every HVAC contractor recommends maintenance for air conditioners in spring, and we have our own HVAC maintenance program to help make this job easier for our customers.

“Is this really that important?” some people ask when told about maintenance. The answer is yes. There are many reasons why HVAC maintenance is done twice annually (the AC in spring, the heater in fall) is vital. 

Below we’ve listed the five biggest benefits of having maintenance. After reading it, we think you’ll agree this is a service you’ll want to keep up with each year.

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