Forked River Heating Repairs Blog

Welcome to the Forked River Heating Repairs Blog provided by South Jersey Heating and Cooling. Topics blogged about below include many Heating Repairs tips and articles from our expert contractors, resources, specials, news and other updates from our team here at South Jersey Heating and Cooling.

Ensure your Commercial HVAC is Ready for Hurricane Season

The National Hurricane Center tracked nine hurricanes, five tropical storms, and two tropical depressions in 2022. With hurricane season upon us once again, it’s time to ensure your commercial heating and cooling system is ready. Take these steps now to safeguard this important piece of equipment. Inspect and Clear Drains Flooding is a major…

The arrival of spring means it’s time to switch your company’s HVAC from heating to cooling. When doing so, a common question involves how much refrigerant should be in a commercial system. How do you know if you have the right coolant level, and what are some signs that something is off? Here are…

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that poor indoor air quality costs the U.S. economy tens of billions of dollars annually due to illness and lost productivity. Although it’s a year-round problem, the effects of bad indoor air quality tend to be most noticeable in spring. Now is a great time to assess your space,…

Spring is just around the corner, and that means it is also time for seasonal HVAC maintenance. Unfortunately, many businesses never call us because they feel that it’s not that important. If you are one of those people, we have some pretty convincing reasons why routine maintenance is actually very essential. #1. It Reduces…

From snow emergencies to increased energy consumption, your business has plenty of issues to deal with in winter. On top of seasonal challenges, you could also be experiencing more absenteeism and decreased productivity. You may think employee illnesses are something you will have to manage; however, there are some ways to mitigate these problems. A…

S&P Global reported that in 2021, high energy costs were the primary driver of inflation. With prices continuing to soar, many businesses are feeling the pinch even more. As if that weren’t enough, companies must also worry about a possible electrical grid failure. Geothermal heating can address both of these concerns, but is it right…

According to the Association for Psychological Science (APS), workers in frigid spaces have decreased social interaction and are also more prone to errors. If your furnace is blowing cold air, your employees may be huddled up and not really getting any work done. Why is your HVAC unit producing cool air rather than warm? We’ll…

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommends maintaining indoor humidity levels between 30 and 50 percent. But as temperatures drop, so does your indoor humidity level, thereby leaving your employees susceptible to fatigue and sinus issues. This is a common dilemma this time of year, but fortunately, we have some practical solutions for you. #1….

For the 2022-2023 winter season, the Farmer’s Almanac predicts heavy snow and record-breaking cold temperatures. Right now, it’s too early to tell if that forecast will come true. What it’s not too soon for is getting your HVAC system ready for colder weather. Here are some practical steps to ensure you are prepared for the…

Of all the possible office disputes, ones that concern the thermostat tend to come up most often. According to a Career Builder survey, 19 percent of all workers have secretly changed their office’s A/C settings, and 15 percent have clashed with a co-worker over temperature. It may seem as though the battle is inevitable; however,…

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