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Today, August 16th is National Tell A Joke Day! It’s a day dedicated to spreading laughter and joy through humor. What do plumbers and economists have in common? They both deal with gross domestic product,
It’s that time of the year again when allergy season hits hard, leaving many seeking relief. Fortunately, we have the perfect solution to combat indoor air pollutants and alleviate allergy triggers: the Reme Halo. This
Manufacturers recommend servicing your HVAC equipment once annually. De Hart Plumbing Heating & Cooling offers a VIP Membership which includes the servicing of your system TWICE a year. Once with a focus on the AC,
During a heat wave when temperatures are on the rise, it’s essential to be attentive to the efficiency of our HVAC systems. These systems are engineered to manage a specific temperature differential of about 20
De Hart Plumbing Heating & Cooling provides an extensive array of air duct cleaning services with utmost precision and care. Leveraging state-of-the-art duct cleaning tools and techniques, our dedicated team meticulously tackles contaminants such as
When it comes to the indoor AC unit, it is typically situated within a designated area in your home, such as a closet or the basement, which houses the essential components of your air conditioning
As temperatures soar during this heat wave, it is crucial to be mindful of the capabilities of our HVAC systems. These systems are typically designed to handle a 20-degree difference between your home’s indoor temperature
Manufacturers recommend servicing your HVAC equipment once annually. De Hart Plumbing Heating & Cooling offers a VIP Membership which includes the servicing of your system TWICE a year. Once with a focus on the AC,
When outdoor temperatures soar to 100+ degrees, your air conditioning system may struggle to cool your home to anything more than 15-20 degrees below the outdoor temperature, as this is how AC systems are typically
