Bardi writes about several topics for residential and commercial customers including heating & cooling, plumbing, fireplaces, and, of course energy saving tips.
Atlanta has been overwhelmed with record-low temperatures over the past few weeks, and forecasters are warning residents to brace for an even colder winter. To ensure you and your family remain warm during the chilly season, call Bardi for a furnace tune-up. Until then, take a tune from these fashionable pups and embrace the winter
Read this post »What are duct systems? Also referred to as ductwork, duct systems are used to control and distribute airflow to different areas of your home. Duct systems are usually made out of insulated metal pipes or flexible tubes and are essential to living in a comfortable and cost-effective home. How does a duct system work? Air
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The best time to have your air conditioner inspected is early in the spring because it’s better to discover and fix problems with an air conditioner before it breaks down, leaving you sweltering in the heat of summer. Treat your air conditioner maintenance like a doctor’s check-up. A regular tune-up and inspection ensures there are
Read this post »Bardi Mechanical, our commercial division, is currently completing an extensive HVAC systems installation as part of the construction of the Georgia Poultry Laboratory. The project began in the summer of 2013 and is anticipated to wrap this September. Bardi was commissioned to provide, install and start the entire HVAC system. The facility is 35,998 square
Read this post »We’re still celebrating 25 years! Last month, the staff at Bardi presented the owners and founders, Alex and Susan Bardi, with a Howard Miller wall clock and engraved plaque in appreciation for their leadership over the last 25 years. The chiming wall clock presented to Alex and Susan Bardi is made in the USA and
Read this post »Solar panels installed by Bardi will provide power to your air conditioning and heating systems. When there’s no need for heating or cooling, the energy collected by the panels will automatically be diverted to power other electrical devices in your home. Utilizing solar panels can help lower your utility bills by taking advantage of the
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An air conditioner producing warm air can be cause for concern. There are often many possible factors contributing to this problem, but the most common is simply human error. Always check to make sure your system is set to the correct specifications and your thermostat is on the right settings. Accidentally setting your air conditioning
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When it comes to air conditioners, size does matter. Many people often think bigger is better, but this is not true when it comes to AC units. An improperly sized air conditioner can cause higher than normal utility bills, shortened equipment life, poor humidity control, and annoying hot and cold spots through the house. Air
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Homeowners may be concerned when they notice their furnace blows out cool air when it’s supposed to be producing heat. One of the reasons your furnace is producing cold air is because it’s getting started. When a furnace first begins to work, it pushes stagnant air out of the ducts. Ducts are often located in
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Air ducts are the V in HVAC; they distribute heated or cooled air to every room in your home. If you experience hot or cold spots in a particular room or area in your room, it might mean your ducts have sprung a leak. Don’t just kick up the thermostat to get more cold air
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