The 3 Most Important Things You Need To Know About Carbon Monoxide

What you absolutely MUST know about Carbon Monoxide! It will save your life. 

1. Carbon Monoxide is considered the “Invisible Killer” because you cannot see, taste or smell the gas.

The danger of Carbon Monoxide is that you cannot see, taste or smell it. This is why it is known as the invisible killer. Carbon Monoxide poisoning is mostly caused by common household equipment like your furnace, water heaters, and stoves. In order to detect carbon monoxide you need to install a carbon monoxide detector. See the facts!

2. What are the symptoms of Carbon Monoxide poisoning

The signs and symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning can be commonly mistaken for other illnesses, including a common cold or stomach bug. What are the symptoms specifically?

3. How to prevent Carbon Monoxide poisoning

The most important step that you need to take to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning in your home is to install a working carbon monoxide detector. (I need one of those! Click here to get your carbon monoxide detector) Once each year schedule a winter ready clean and check with a licensed HVAC contractor. This service will detect a leak before it ever has a chance to become a danger to your family.

Our customer’s awareness of this “Invisible Killer” is at the forefront of our minds at this time of year. We want you all to be safe and comfortable in your home.

There is more! Read more about winter ready clean and checks on our website http://callairsolutions.com/carbon-monoxide/

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How to Pick a Air Conditioning, Heating & Plumbing Contractor in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Most people take for granted the comfortable feeling provided by their central air conditioner, heat pump, hot water tank or furnace until something goes wrong and the unit needs to be serviced or replaced. When this happens, you need a quality heating, ventilating and air conditioning/refrigeration (HVAC-R) & Plumbing contractor who is knowledgeable, skilled and qualified to do the job.  This is a list we use at Air Solutions Heating, Cooling & Plumbing to make sure you get what you need.

A Quality Contractor:

• Complies with federal, state and local codes and regulations and carries the proper business and workers compensation insurance;
• Is prompt, courteous and provides fast, reliable service while attempting to perform service at your convenience;
• Has the skill and knowledge to not only service your equipment, but if necessary, to design and install the right system for you.

A quality contractor is up to date on the newest developments in equipment, technology and design procedures in order to choose and install a system which will be the most efficient and most reliable system for you.

A heating, ventilating, air conditioning, and plumbing system is designed to suit your needs. Your contractor selects each part of the system individually so that everything works at top efficiency to provide the comfort you need. All the system components are matched, the condensing unit, fans and blowers, air conditioning coil, the duct work-to produce a heating and cooling system that will work best for you.

A quality contractor listens to your problems and cares about your comfort while attempting to find out if any rooms are too drafty or dry during the winter, or too hot or damp in the summer.

A quality contractor can help determine if your home or building is prone to indoor air pollution problems due to organic resins or vapors, poor air turnover or high humidity. If allergies are a problem, a quality contractor can service your heating and air conditioning system and recommend system accessories that may prevent conditions that adversely affect health and comfort.

A quality contractor will show you how to care for your system on a day to day basis; for example, how to change the filter and how to operate the thermostat. He or she will advise you about symptoms which could signal that there might be a problem with the equipment. After servicing your equipment, he or she will let you know when it should be serviced again.

If a new system is necessary, a quality contractor will perform a load calculation, explain any changes which might be necessary in your duct system, and present options to help you make the best decision regarding replacing your old system.

A quality contractor offers planned preventative maintenance service to maximize the life of your equipment and honors the terms of the warranty on the equipment throughout the warranty period.

A quality contractor does not offer price as the only consideration. While it is a major factor, there often are valid reasons for price differences.   A quality contractor will follow up with you to make certain that you are satisfied with the service and with your new system.

If you have any questions please feel free to give us a call at 918-241-2362 or look us up on the web at www.CallAirSoltuions.com.