Labor Day 2010

September 2nd, 2010

The first Monday of each September is a very important holiday that we know as Labor Day.  It is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers and constitutes a yearly national tribute to the contributions workers have made to the strength, prosperity, and well being of our country.

Some folks see Labor Day as the end of summer weekends away, cookouts, and the closing of the pool!  Either way it is appropriate that the nation pay tribute on Labor Day to the creator of so much of the nation’s strengths, freedom, and leadership – the American worker.  At Four Seasons Heating & Air Conditioning we recognize the contributions and dedication of our employees. We also want to recognize our customers who are also hard-working people who choose us for their HVAC needs. So tip your hat to yourself and all you know who work hard all year long to enjoy and relax on the one day dedicated to them.  Have a safe and happy Labor Day 2010!!

-P.K.

100 year old furnace

August 31st, 2010

Four Seasons replaces a 100 year old Lennox Furnace that was still operational through all these years. Read the rest of this entry »

Water Heater Maintenance

August 30th, 2010

Here are some useful tips from Four Seasons Heating and Air Conditioning for maintaining your water heater. Though often neglected draining the water heater is an important part of water heater maintenance and extending the life of your hot water tank. Most people fall into the trap of out of sight- out of mind. Most homeowners do not regularly check the temperature of their water heaters or remember to drain the sediment from the tank.

By draining the hot water tank you can help eliminate the build up of sediment in the tank.  What sometimes happens is after a few years the build up of sediment may limit the amount of water available to be heated but also the sediment may cover the heating element and lead to it burning out.

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Quality Beyond Products

August 29th, 2010

A savvy consumer knows quality when they see it. Manufacturers of heating and air conditioning products produce millions of pieces of equipment.  The equipment used to heat and cool your home is becoming more and more efficient as we move forward.  At Four Seasons, we install Lennox brand equipment because we know they make a high quality product that we can sell to our customers at a fair price.  But no matter what the brand, the product is only as good as those that install or service it.  That is the Four Seasons difference.  We are dedicated to constant training for our brand new employees all the way up to the longest-tenured employee so that EVERY unit we install or service is going to provide quality comfort exactly as it is supposed to from the manufacturer.  Read the rest of this entry »

24 hour Furnace Repair

August 28th, 2010

This winter you will see pretty much every HVAC contractor claiming they have 24 hour furnace repair or boiler repair.  The issue is that 24 hours has a different meaning to different companies and finding out that a companies idea of 24 hour service is different then yours in the middle of night is not the right time. Read the rest of this entry »

Understanding How Sump Pumps Work

August 27th, 2010

Most people know about sump pumps because there may already be one in the basement when they move into a house, or because they’ve had to have some install a sump pump after having flooding issues or back-ups in their basements. In order to understand why sump pumps are so useful and why you should have Four Seasons install your sump pump we are going help you understand their significance.

If the basement or crawlspace in your house falls below the water table having a sump pump installed is a good precautionary measure. When the soil surrounding your homes’ foundation gets over saturated by heavy rains, water may make it’s way through leaks or cracks and into the basement. As little as an inch of water in your basement is enough to do significant damage to any storage items or in a finished basement.

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Keep your home healthy

August 27th, 2010

Keep your Home Healthy with Good Indoor Air Quality

Did you know that over 24 million people suffer from asthma and 8 million of those people are children?  In just the past 12 months over 13 million people have reported having an asthma attack.  Each year asthma accounts for over 15 million doctor visits as well as over 3 million hospital emergency room visits. Read the rest of this entry »

Mold and your Home

August 26th, 2010

Mold can form quickly and spread very fast!

There are many different types of mold and some are very dangerous.  Bathrooms, crawlspaces and attics are the most common places for mold.  High amounts of humidity as well as leaking roofs, drain pipes, crawlspaces, bathroom showers, etc. are all potential sources for mold growth. Read the rest of this entry »

Why May Is A Good Time To Clean Your HVAC System

August 25th, 2010

May is National Allergy and Asthma Awareness Month! Which makes it a good time to clean your HVAC system to help improve your indoor air quality for those suffering. Here are 4 reasons why you should get your heating, cooling and duct system cleaned:

  1. If you have an air conditioner tune up performed it will do a better job of dehumidifying your home, plus save you money by operating more efficiently. Combined with regularly changing your filter and your are well on your way to making the air in your home cleaner. Read the rest of this entry »

Saving money with furnace and water heater

August 24th, 2010

How to Save Money on your Gas Bill…

by using your Furnace and Water Heater Wisely! Read the rest of this entry »