Friday Blog 9/28/18

September 28th, 2018

Purls cooks over 500 hotdog dinners complete with drinks and all the fixin’s. It is a great way for us to get out in the Madera community and support our local hardworking kids and the agricultural community!

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What’s a “Sealed Combustion” Furnace?

September 26th, 2018

If you do decide on new furnace installation, we recommend considering a sealed combustion furnace.

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Your AC in a Heat Wave: A Few Things to Know

September 17th, 2018

There are a few important things to know about running your air conditioner during these extremes.

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What Does the ENERGY STAR Label Mean?

August 27th, 2018

If a product has the ENERGY STAR label, it means it has met the requirements of the Environmental Protection Agency’s ENERGY STAR program

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Friday Blog 8/27/18

August 27th, 2018

Wild Fires & HVAC systems The air quality in the Central Valley has been greatly affected by the many wild fires burning in our area.  We can look out our window and see the smoke in our Valley.   Smoke mixed in the air from wild fires often includes a lot of small particles.   When you […]

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Spotting Heat Emergencies (And a Filter Reminder!)

August 14th, 2018

If you need AC help to get through this intense summer weather, or you’re looking for indoor air quality assistance, call on Purl’s!

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Friday Blog 8/10/18

August 10th, 2018

The hot weather has arrived in the Central Valley.  One of the ways our team stays cool at Purl’s Sheet Metal is with cool snacks and treats.   This week it was homemade popsicles.   We made strawberry watermelon popsicles from fresh fruit. This is a healthy and refreshing summer treat that everyone loved.   It’s easy and […]

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The Wrong High-Efficiency Air Filter Might Spell Disaster for Your HVAC System!

July 17th, 2018

When it comes to high-efficiency filters, such as the HEPA filter, you can have too much of a good thing.

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How Leaking Refrigerant Affects an Air Conditioning System

July 6th, 2018

Leaks can occur along refrigerant lines because of corrosion, and this will allow the refrigerant to escape.

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