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Properly utilizing your home’s indoor air conditioning so your home reaches the preferred temperature takes time and planning. To achieve this, you need to know how to optimize the use of your air vents. It’s actually simple to do, and as trusted experts in Carrier® heater repair, we’re here to guide you through the process. …

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With the recent outbreak of the Coronavirus, it’s important for homeowners to keep their surroundings as clean as possible. While doing so won’t outright kill the virus, it can decrease your chances of catching it. According to heating and air experts, one way you can keep your home clean to better protect yourself against the Coronavirus is …

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Our team of technicians and experts at Kemnitz have been a premier Carrier heater repair and air conditioning service provider for over 30 years. This long history of customer satisfaction is due in large part to the professionalism that our team has continuously shown our valued clients.

An indoor humidifier system helps maintain relative indoor humidity during dry winter months. As the days become more humid and wind down towards spring, you need to perform a few maintenance checks before turning it off for the season. In this blog, local heating and air company Kemnitz shares a humidifier maintenance checklist.

If your air conditioner has a moldy or musty odor coming from it, chances are there’s something wrong with it. Here local heating and air conditioning company Kemnitz shares a look at the common causes of air conditioner odors and how to get rid of them.

It’s wintertime, and your heat pump lines are freezing up. There’s a thin layer of ice forming on the surface of your heating system, and it doesn’t appear that it’s going away anytime soon. The most reliable way to deal with these types of problems is to book a service appointment with your local heat …

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