Garbage Disposals
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Garbage Disposals
The Trethewey Brothers have the experience and capabilities to provide a solution to any plumbing related issue you may be experiencing, and that includes garbage disposals. A garbage disposal can be a huge convenience for you waste removal. Installing a garbage disposal is not as simple as it may look though and should be installed by a professional to ensure it is done correctly. If a garbage disposal is not installed correctly that can lead to a number of issues.
When your disposal is experiencing issues that can be extremely frustrating and cause a number of headaches. Correcting any issues that your disposal is experiencing can be relatively complex and is almost always situational, because it is hooked into your plumbing and sewer lines. When there is an issue, it is wise to call the professionals to help diagnose the issue and provide the necessary recommendations for next step. When our experienced technicians enter your home, we do so in a respectful manner and understand that we want to find the issue as quickly as possible.
There are some clear signs that will indicate you need a new disposal system put in. These signs consist of a fowl smell coming from the unit, an unusual sound when operating, constant repairs, or anything that would make you believe it is not functioning properly. When your unit is experiencing issues it’s important to cease use immediately and seek help to correct the issue. Do not turn on the disposal and try to diagnose the problem yourself.
When you need a new garbage disposal installed or would like to discuss your specific use case, contact us at Tbros or schedule service, we’re committed to getting in and out in a timely fashion so you can get back to using your garbage disposal the way it’s designed.
At Trethewey Brothers, we guarantee all of our work and 100% satisfaction on every job. Our highly experienced technicians will provide you and your family with the top-quality work we have been known for over the past 120 years. TBros service fit to a T!
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Frequently Asked Questions – FAQ
Ductless mini splits are an efficient and flexible solution for heating and cooling spaces. Here’s a comprehensive FAQ guide to help you better understand these systems.
What is a ductless mini split system?
A ductless mini split system is a type of heating and cooling system that consists of an outdoor compressor unit and one or more indoor air-handling units. Unlike traditional HVAC systems, mini splits do not require ductwork, making them ideal for homes without existing ducts.
How does a ductless mini split work?
The system works by moving refrigerant between the outdoor and indoor units. The outdoor unit absorbs heat from the outside air and transfers it to the indoor unit during the heating process. Conversely, when cooling, the indoor unit absorbs heat and releases it outside.
What are the main benefits of ductless mini splits?
- Energy Efficiency: They generally consume less energy than traditional HVAC systems, resulting in lower utility bills.
- Zone Control: Each indoor unit can be controlled independently, allowing for customized comfort in different rooms.
- Easy Installation: Without the need for ductwork, installation is often quicker and less intrusive.
- Flexible Design: Available in various styles, including wall-mounted, ceiling-mounted, and floor-mounted options.
Are there any tax credits or incentives for installing a ductless mini split?
Many regions offer tax credits, rebates, or incentives for energy-efficient home improvements, including ductless mini splits. Check with local government programs or utility companies to see what options may be available in your area.
If you have more questions about ductless mini splits or need assistance in choosing or installing one, feel free to reach out to our team of experts!
Are ductless mini splits noisy?
Most ductless mini splits operate quietly, with indoor units typically producing sound levels similar to a whisper. The outdoor unit may generate some noise, but modern models are designed to minimize sound output.
How much maintenance do ductless mini splits require?
Ductless mini splits require minimal maintenance. Regular tasks include cleaning the air filters (every 1–3 months), checking the outdoor unit for debris, and scheduling annual professional maintenance to ensure optimal performance.
What is the lifespan of a ductless mini split system?
When properly maintained, a ductless mini split system can last between 15 to 20 years. Regular maintenance and timely repairs can extend the system’s lifespan.
Do I need a professional to install a ductless mini split?
While some homeowners may attempt a DIY installation, it is highly recommended to hire a licensed HVAC professional for the installation. Proper installation ensures system efficiency, safety, and adherence to local building codes.
Can ductless mini splits be used for both heating and cooling?
Yes, many ductless mini splits are designed to provide both heating and cooling. These systems are often referred to as “heat pumps” and can effectively change from one function to another depending on your needs.
Are ductless mini splits energy-efficient?
Yes, ductless mini splits are known for their energy efficiency. Many models have high SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) ratings, making them an excellent choice for reducing energy consumption and lowering utility bills.
How do I choose the right size ductless mini split for my space?
Selecting the right size unit is crucial for efficiency and comfort. Factors such as room size, insulation, climate, and existing conditions should all be considered. Consulting an HVAC professional can help determine the appropriate unit size based on a thorough assessment.