Most people, when faced with the decision of being cool and comfortable during the extreme heat of Ohio summers, could care less whether they have a heat pump or an air conditioner. Most of us only care that our family is cool and comfortable. When it’s time to replace your home’s cooling equipment, it’s nice …
Air Conditioner vs. Heat Pump: Which is Ideal for Homeowners in Newark? (Part 2) Read More »
Most people, when faced with the decision of being cool and comfortable during the extreme heat of Ohio summers, could care less whether they have a heat pump or an air conditioner. Most of us only care that our family is cool and comfortable. When it’s time to replace your home’s cooling equipment, it’s nice …
Air Conditioner vs. Heat Pump: Which is Ideal for Homeowners in Newark? (Part 1) Read More »
Planning season cooling system maintenance will ensure you maximize your time, your energy dollars, and the life and safety of your AC unit. The big question: WHEN is the best time to schedule your air conditioner maintenance? Many local residents in the Newark area might think it’s a bit self-serving for an HVAC Contractor to …
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Expertise from a Professional HVAC Contractor in Newark Ohio One of the most important parts of a gas forced air furnace is the blower motor. This motor is responsible for moving fresh air through the furnace, over burners to heat it (or over the evaporator coil to cool it), then distribute it out to the …
What is a Furnace Capacitor and How to Tell If It’s Bad? Read More »
The job of a central heating system is to intake fresh air, warm it, then circulate it throughout the home via an air duct system until a desired temperature is achieved. Just like any other mechanical device with moving parts, the furnace blower motor is susceptible to breakdowns. Read on to determine if your blower …
Your Furnace Blower Motor: What It Is, How It Can Break Down, and How to Repair It Read More »
As a homeowner, it’s important for you to understand a little bit about how your home works, especially your home’s heating system. It’s good to know quick troubleshooting tips to get your heat going again should you have a furnace mishap. Should you have any problems with your heating system during the winter, follow these …
HVAC Pro Reveals Furnace Repair Tips Every Homeowner Should Know Read More »
The typical natural gas or electric water heater tends to have a lifespan of 8 to 12 years, depending on how hard the water is in your area. Without proper maintenance, however, you may find your water heater failing sooner (or becoming much less efficient). Dor-Mar Heating and Air Conditioning recommends flushing your water heater …
Why Should I Flush Sediment Out of My Water Heater Annually? Read More »
What comes to mind when you think about air pollution? Big city smog? Factories belching black smoke into the air? Car exhaust? While all of these can contribute to outdoor atmospheric pollution, there’s another type of pollution you should be thinking about: indoor air pollution. They say we spend about 87% of our lives indoors. …
How to Improve Air Quality, Reduce Pollution in Your Central Ohio Home Read More »
(for your HVAC system). It’s that time of year… No, not the holidays, it’s winter! It’s time to get your furnace ready for the coming cold. We’ve already seen some pretty cold temperatures in central Ohio this year, so it might be getting even colder soon. Following are six winter maintenance tips from the professional …
In this article, we take a look at the various types of forced-air furnaces, and compare the difference between single stage, two stage, variable speed, and modulating furnaces. Single Stage Furnaces What is Unique About a Single-Stage Furnace? A “stage” are the different speeds that a furnace runs. A single stage furnace is essentially ON …
Overview of Furnace Types: Single Stage, Multi Stage and Modulating Furnaces Read More »
Learn what we’re doing to keep you and your family, as well as our employees, safe from the spread of the virus as we service your heating and cooling needs.
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