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Can Residents Use Geothermal Heat Even if the Ground Freezes?

Geothermal heat pumps in Blaine are able to extract heat from the ground, even when outdoor temperatures are well below freezing. The geothermal installation goes in the ground below or around your home to collect this heat and then return it to your home where it can then be used to heat the air. While these types of heating systems are certainly more efficient the warmer the ground is, they can be effective even in very cold climates.

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How Heat Pumps Can Reduce Humidity in Anoka County

Humidity is a big problem for a some families in Anoka. When not properly controlled, excess humidity can lead to damage to your furniture, excess mold growth and dust mites. In the warmer months of the year, this is a big problem. Fortunately, if you have recently had a heat pump installation, you have a strong weapon against excess humidity.

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Different Types of Furnace Filters for Your Home

A good filter for your Ramsey County furnace is a must. Because that device heats and blows air throughout your home, you want to be sure that it doesn’t recycle contaminants and bacteria that could easily be captured at the air handler. That’s why it’s vital to choose the right heating installation on the first try.

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Sump Pump Maintenance for Eden Prairie Homes

A good sump pump is the only thing standing between you and a basement full of water, so it makes sense to implement a good maintenance plan for your Eden Prairie Home. A lot of homeowners don’t even think about their sump pumps, however, probably because they are buried out of sight...

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How to Shut Off Your Water Supply in Scott County

In the case of a plumbing emergency, the last thing you want to do is watch as more water continues to pour into your home through a burst pipe, broken appliance or busted water valve. So, the first step should always be to turn off your main water supply valve. Here are some tips for finding that valve and getting the water supply off as soon as possible.

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Heating Contractor Guide: Which Fuel is Right for Your Home?

Homeowners in Linwood all want to save money on household expenses and utility bills. We turn off lights when we leave the room, take shorter showers and make sure the kids don’t keep the refrigerator door open. These small habits help, but still we all want to save a little wherever we can, right?

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Common Heat Pump Problems in Burnsville

Heat pumps are great pieces of machinery, but they don't always work perfectly in Burnsville. They come with their own problems and issues. Usually these can be fixed with a little heating maintenance, but it’s good to know what you are looking for.

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How to Clean Your Outdoor HVAC Unit in Carver County

That big metal box in your Carver County backyard or on the side next to your home plays a vital role in cooling your home and keeping you comfortable. That box is called the outdoor condensing unit, the key component in your home’s central air conditioning system.

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Clogged Drains for a Bloomington Home

Clogged and slow drains can be a real bummer in Bloomington. Water standing in the kitchen sink is gross, and no one likes to shower with the tub gradually filling around their feet. Calling an Air Mechanical plumber when the clog gets out of hand is easy enough, but it’s even easier to prevent them from forming in the first place.

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