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March 30th, 2012Receive $500 Off the installation of a new HVAC system between now and June 15th, 2012.
Corona Del Mar Heat Pump FAQ: Why is Steam Rising from the Outdoor Unit of my Heat Pump?
March 28th, 2012In the winter months, we often get calls from Corona Del Mar customers about steam rising from the outdoor unit of their heat pumps, which is often mistaken for smoke. Steam rising from your outdoor unit is a normal during the heat pump defrost cycle. The defrost cycle prevents ice from accumulating on the outdoor coils.
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Why Orange County Residents Should Get a Energy Audit Before Installing a New Heating Upgrade
March 21st, 2012Yesterday was the first day of spring, so if you can’t feel it already, warmer temperatures are on their way to Orange County. When you envision the warm days of summer, do you picture staying cool with an energy efficient cooling system, without any worries about high energy costs? Or do you worry that your older air conditioning unit won’t make it through another hot summer? Well right now is the perfect time for an air conditioning installation, not only because Saddleback Plumbing can save you money on your purchase, but because…
How to Increase Your Water Pressure in Huntington Beach
March 15th, 2012As a Huntington Beach resident it’s no fun when you are in the middle of taking a shower and your bathroom plumbing slows to a trickle. The most logical thing to blame the loss of water pressure is a toilet being flushed or a washing machine being filled. It is not uncommon for losses in water pressure to be associated with simultaneous water usage in other parts of the home.
HVAC Tips: The Differences Between SEER and HSPF Ratings
March 7th, 2012When it comes to heat pumps in Orange County and across the country, there are two different ratings you’ll often see – the SEER and the HSPF. So, what does each of them mean and which rating is more important when purchasing your new device? Here are a few things to consider: SEER The acronym SEER […]
How to Calculate Duct Size for an AC System in a Los Alamitos Home
February 22nd, 2012Duct sizing in Los Alamitos is a complex process using one of three methodologies. The goal of duct sizing is to provide the perfect space through which heated and cooled air can travel around your home. Ducts should provide ample air flow to keep you comfortable without overworking your HVAC system or costing you an arm and a leg on your energy bill.
The Room by Room Benefits of Ductless Splits AC
February 17th, 2012Ductless splits air conditioners are designed to eliminate the need for ductwork in a San Juan Capistrano home where space is at a premium. Usually homeowners with older homes – those built before the 1970s – have very little space to work with when it comes to installing the ductwork a traditional central air conditioning system requires.
Happy Valentine’s Day from Your Orange County Plumbing Experts
February 14th, 2012Everyone at Saddleback Plumbing wishes you a Happy Valentine’s Day!
