When it comes to keeping your home comfortable in North Carolina, your heating and air conditioning system is one of the most important investments you’ll make. But like any major system, your HVAC setup needs regular maintenance to operate efficiently and reliably. That’s where the Peak Performance Maintenance Agreement from LM Wilson Heating & Air...
As residents of Burlington, North Carolina, we cherish our lush landscapes and the vibrant greenery that surrounds us, especially during the spring when the trees are in full bloom. However, this beauty comes with a hidden challenge—tree pollen. For homeowners, pollen isn’t just a trigger for allergies; it also poses concerns for the health and...
As the vibrant colors of autumn arrive in North Carolina (especially around Burlington and Alamance/Orange County), it’s a signal that cooler weather is on its way. With the transition from summer to fall and, eventually, winter, it’s crucial to ensure that your HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system is well-prepared to keep your home...
For many homeowners in the south, winter weather can be unpredictable. We know this all too well here in Burlington – one day it may be sunny and mild, only to have a cold snap the next. With such ever-changing conditions, it’s important to keep your HVAC system in tip-top condition so you stay comfortable...
Homeowners in Burlington, NC face a difficult choice about deciding between repairing or replacing their HVAC equipment due to cost, home comfort, health, and safety precautions, as well as the impact the solution will have on the environment. Things to consider Before deciding whether to repair or replace your HVAC system, consider your home’s...
Nothing is more aggravating than turning on your air-conditioner for its first seasonal use – and nothing happens! To minimize your frustration, make sure you are familiar with your breaker panel box, know where your air filters are located, and how to properly set your thermostat. More tips can be found at AC Troubleshoot Tips...
Even though you may be enjoying the end of summer, it is a good idea to start thinking about getting your furnace ready for winter use. If you keep good maintenance records of your HVAC equipment and did not have any issues the previous winter, it is probably safe to turn on your furnace once...
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