Furnaces use flammable fuel to produce heat, so they can be dangerous. It’s important to keep flammable items like chemicals, gasoline, cleaning products and even laundry well away from furnaces. It’s also important to leave any repairs or tinkering with the furnace to professionals who have the proper equipment, training and experience. Otherwise, amateur tinkering […]
Read moreHeat Exchanger Inspection Techniques
Many heat exchangers need to be inspected due to malfunction, and a timely inspection is critical. This often means the quickest detection of flaws, allowing for prompt resolution and minimizing expensive losses. RVI utilizes advanced video borescopes to provide high-resolution images of hard-to-access areas. Combined with established inspection methods like ECT, RFT, MFL, IRIS, UT […]
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The Green Revolution: Transforming Construction with Sustainable Building Practices In today’s rapidly changing world, environmental sustainability is a top priority. As we grapple with the challenges of climate change, the construction industry has emerged as a significant contributor to global carbon emissions. However, there is a promising solution on the horizon: green building practices. In […]
Read moreHVAC Repairs and Upgrades
Sky-high bills and constant repairs indicate that the old system needs to be replaced. A new system will require fewer service visits and lower energy bills. Air quality upgrades are a great way to increase resale value. Improved air filtration systems and dehumidification capabilities are well-received by homebuyers. A thorough evaluation will pinpoint any needed […]
Read moreUnderstanding Heating and Cooling
Heating and cooling are two of the biggest contributors to your home’s energy bills. That’s why it’s important to understand how these systems work — and how they can be repaired. Students watch a video of water freezing and melting to learn that cooling and heating can cause a change in matter. They also see […]
Read more6 HVAC Dangers You Need to Know About
6 HVAC Dangers You Need to Know About Working as an HVAC technician requires a lot of different tools, some of which can be dangerous if not handled properly. Whether it’s serious burns with hot tools or carbon monoxide poisoning from a faulty furnace, HVAC safety must always be a priority for these contractors. They […]
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Carbon Monoxide Danger: Protecting Your Home and Family | Christianson’s Heating and Cooling Carbon Monoxide Danger: Protecting Your Home and Family At Christianson’s Heating and Cooling, we prioritize your safety and well-being. As the owner of a trusted HVAC heating and cooling company in Yelm, I, Al, want to raise awareness about the dangers of […]
Read moreWhen to Call in the Experts
When your HVAC system breaks down, you need to act fast. Emergency rates are higher than standard repair rates and can add up quickly. A strong odor or gas leak is considered an HVAC emergency. Rapid response to such issues protects your safety and prevents further damage to the system. Ductwork Inspection and Repair When […]
Read more7 Costly HVAC Mistakes Homeowners Need to Avoid
7 Costly HVAC Mistakes Homeowners Need to Avoid If you’re in need of a new HVAC system, it’s important to make sure you get the best value. Unfortunately, many homeowners make mistakes that can cost them in the long run. For example, installing a unit that’s too small or large for your home can lead […]
Read moreHealth Effects of Poor Indoor Air Quality
The sources of indoor air pollution vary. Some of them, such as building materials and furnishings, release pollutants more or less continuously. Others, such as cooking, smoking, cleaning or redecorating, release them intermittently. Health and safety legislation in Canada generally refers to ASHRAE ventilation standards for acceptable indoor air quality. Pollutants Poor air quality can […]
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