Announcement: New England Cooling Towers, Inc. is a Viessmann PROfessional Contractor

New England Cooling Towers, Inc. is proud to announce that we're a Viessmann PROfessional Contractor. This means we're part of an exclusive membership program for Viessmann's best trained and most experienced mechanical contractors in the US. Viessman is a manufacturer of heating and solar products. We're excited to be a part of the team! Visit our website.

Prepping Your HVAC System for Spring and Summer

Spring is here (thank goodness!) and that means the hot summer weather isn’t far behind!  Prepping for the beach and pool are fun ways to get ready for the nice weather, but making sure your HVAC system is running smoothly is even more important to us. We want to be sure your HVAC system is ready to handle the hot and humid weather. 

 

Not sure where to begin? No problem! One of our HVAC contractors will be able to inspect your HVAC system to make sure it’s in top shape for the hot weather ahead. Below are a few of the items our contractors check when inspecting HVAC systems.

1. Check, clean and replace (if needed) the air filters.
2. Inspect to see if there are any issues with the HVAC unit.
3. Clean the condenser coils
4. Check the air ducts and seal any leaks that may have occurred.
5. Clear out any debris that has settled around the HVAC system, i.e.: branches, trash, etc.
6. Calibrate your thermostat.
7. Thoroughly clean the system.

Call New England Cooling Towers today at (978) 649-6001 - we’ll send one of our certified HVAC contractors to your home to inspect your HVAC unit.

Resources:

http://www.hvacreducation.net/

http://www.carrier.com/homecomfort/en/us/for-owners/

How to Prep Your Air Conditioner for Summer

Summer will be here before we know it, and that means it’s time to start prepping your home for the HOT season! Give us a call today and we’ll send one of our certified HVAC contractors to your home to inspect your AC. Below are a few of the main things the HVAC contractor will complete while examining your AC unit.

1. Check, clean and, if need be, replace the filters.
2. Detect any issues that might be going on with your air conditioner.
3. Check and clean the oil/gas valve.
4. Check and clean the coils.
5. Make sure all panels are secured properly.
6. Clear out any debris that has gathered around the system, i.e: leaves, trash, etc.
7. Calibrate your thermostat.
8. Thoroughly clean the system.

Whether you own a commercial or residential building, whether you need installation or service, our goal is to provide you with key environmental systems expertise. Call New England Cooling Towers, Inc. today to discuss your choices for a sustainable and cost-effective HVAC system. We can be reached at (978) 649-6001.

Resources: HVACReducation.net’s Tech Tips: http://hvacreducationtechtips.blogspot.com/2010/05/why-pre-season-air-conditioning.html Carrier Home Comfort: http://www.carrier.com/homecomfort/en/us/for-owners/