While many homeowners often think about their HVAC unit and how to make it run more efficiently, renters might not think about it at all. If you are renting a home, townhome or apartment, you should definitely be armed with essential HVAC knowledge that can play in your favor. The last thing you want is to have to wait on your landlord to get around to sending out an HVAC technician during a 103 degree day because your unit broke down. These few tips can not only keep you from having to wait on the actions of your landlord but can also improve the air quality and safety of your family. Photographic Evidence When you first move in to a new place, immediately take photos of all of the unit systems. If you have access to them, get a picture of your furnace, condenser, vents and ducts. This can save you a huge headache down the road if repairs are needed because you will have photographic evidence of the unit's condition when you moved in. Check-Up Along...
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