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About Hadensville, VA
Hadensville is a minor settlement that is located within the county of Goochland in Virginia. Major attractions for the Hadensville area include the Shenandoah Crossing Resort and the Cruise Escapes By Beverly Bell. Hadensville is known for its friendly residents and quiet atmosphere. Among the biggest companies in Hadensville are Medicare Insurance Brokers and Rhoads Electric And Communications Services. The biggest schools to be found within the Hadensville region are the Byrd Elementary School and the Goochland High School. One of the best places to visit when you are in the Hadensville locale is the Goochland Drive-In Theater.
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Alot of Hot Air
Just want to put this out there to those posting questions. Be very careful as to what advice you take even from those that have a "verified" stamp. Take advice only from companies and individuals that are both properly licensed and experienced in the area you need assistance. For example, if you ask a question regarding foundation leaks and somebody claiming to be a tree company answers...that probably isn't going to be the best advice. CAS has noticed way too many folks answering questions without the proper expertise in a particular subject matter. This can be disastrous. MerchantCircle has stated to CAS that they are working on redoing the Q&A; platform but we haven't seen it yet.As a side note to those who answer questions without the prowess to do so in the related subject....STOP. People who post questions want answers from professionals.
HVAC Tune Up??? Really??
**THIS INFORMATION WAS ORIGINALLY POSTED ON THE HVACMARKET.COM BLOG AND IS STILL CURRENTLY AVAILABLE THERE.** There are periods of time where we as a company have considered taking on residential customers however more times than not the current HVAC residential companies remind us why we do not. This is not to say that perhaps one day we will decide to clean it up, however for now we are content in remaining solely in the commercial HVAC market. One of the most offensive scams, at least to us, is the offer to residents via residential HVAC companies for what they are calling a "Tune Up". Well, when is the last time you drove your 2007 TRANE home heating&cooling; system into town? Or when is the last time you took your family on a vacation in your late model Carrier home comfort system? Exactly…NEVER. There is no such thing as a "Tune Up" for your home heating and cooling system. There ARE some basic items, most of which any homeowner can self perform, that should be done periodically on any home heating&cooling system BUT it is not a "Tune Up". One might suggest that perhaps we are getting worked up over nothing. Here is why it is such a huge issue for us. The thing is that all these catchy sales marketing techniques, "Tune Up" offers being one of them, are not derived from the minds of qualified technicians. All these catchy ideas come down from inexperienced, strictly business marketing department heads. The end result for the HVAC industry, which we enjoy, is that these dishonest marketing practices place a “blanket” of disgust over the whole industry on behalf of frustrated, ripped off customers. Let's look at this idea of a home comfort system "Tune Up". For the most part almost 100% of home systems do not require any kind of adjustments if properly commissioned on install. Home owners simply should regularly change their filter, clean coils when needed, and at the most have a service company come out for an operational check which should include current checks and electrical connection checks. The only systems really requiring more involved service would be older gas furnaces, and oil burning furnaces. Even these do not require any "Tune Up" but basic maintenance items such as changing the nozzle or oil cartridge. A "Tune Up" suggests that your system actually needs "Tweaked", if you will, or adjusted regularly. Furthermore, almost all these companies offering "Tune Ups" either through mail fliers, social media, or otherwise, are offering them at a loss. What does that mean? That simply means that when you're driving down the road when a commercial comes on offering something like, "Call us today and get your home's heating system tuned up for the winter for only $39.00!!". A company cannot make money strictly on that offer. It's what is referred to in the sales world as a "Door Pitch" or a "Foot in the door". That is, unless there is more to the picture, and believe us there is. When companies run these types of advertisements they are depending on a huge response, after all a $39.00 "Tune Up" is a great deal...even if there is no such thing. They train their service staff to make money on these "Tune Up" calls. The technicians end up quoting to customers all sorts of items that do not need replaced or repaired. The result...sure the "Tune Up" was only $39.00 dollars but the list of repairs that you "need" now is out of this world. The amount of "repairs" which the technician suggests are really dependant on how much pressure is placed on them from their company superiors/management. Most times the techs being sent out for these types of calls are not very experienced either. Go figure, right. An average qualified service technician makes in the 20-25 dollar range. Then you have the fuel and miscellaneous items for the tech to arrive and complete the "Tune Up". Before the service tech even arrives at your residence the company has already lost money on the "Tune Up". You can bet your system is going to be in "need" of some repairs. Simply put, companies have been pushing this "Tune Up" idea lately because it's a proven money maker, no matter about the dishonesty part. After all, as many think...”it's nothing personal, its just business.” You might be wondering, "Who can I trust then when I need to service my home's system?" Our advice here is to first be willing to pay a realistic fee for servicing. Second, choose a company that does not seem desperate with lettering all over their van, crazy commercials and flashing lights. Thirdly, know what maintenance your system requires. You can find this out by reading the maintenance manual and if you do not have it call the manufacturer and ask. Oil furnaces are going to require the most maintenance and should need NO ADJUSTMENTS if the system was properly set up from the beginning. We are not too well received many times in our industry among our competitors. We sort of have a habit of informing the market base of what's "under the rug." We are proud of the fact that we do not employ these completely dishonest practices to drum up business. We offer great commercial HVAC services with honesty, integrity, and experience...and those are not just any words to us, they are reality.
Backflow Prevention in Virginia
**This information was originally posted on theHVACmarket.com Blogand is currently still posted.**Have you recently received a letter from your local water authority stating that your business or residence must comply with backflow testing? Backflow devices are mandatory for all businesses and in some localities, residences. Backflow devices are part of cross-connection prevention, preventing hazardous chemicals and pollutants from entering the potable water supply of a community. For those unfamiliar with backflow devices, there are a variety of types and manufactures of which all look fairly similar. Backflow devices prevent contaminated water in individual systems such as a boiler from being siphoned into the potable water supply should there be a drop in supply pressure. This can occur from such things as a water main bursting and causing a sudden drop in pressure. Backflow devices are required in the state of Virginia to be tested and certified yearly. This is required of all backflow devices whether or not your locality is notifying you or not. Cardinal Air Services provides testing, certification, installation, and repair of backflow devices across the state of Virginia. Cardinal Air Services is a commercial provider of this service and generally does not service the residential sector however exceptions are made. When choosing or looking for a servicer to test your business̢۪s backflow device be sure to check them out with the state DPOR as they require only state certified testers to perform this service. Readers interested in visiting the DPOR site can visit ourhomepage and on the left visitors will see the "Helpful Links" menu item. Simply guide your mouse over "Helpful Links" and you will see the "Department of Professional&Occupational Regulations" or DPOR link. Click and you will be directed to the DPOR page. From here you can search licenses and find many other helpful items throughout their site. If you are a business owner looking for backflow service in Virginia Cardinal Air Services is happy to help. Our service to the customer is complete which means all paperwork, filing with the water authority, etc is included in our testing. Should readers of this post have questions or comments please feel free to respond here. Readers can also visit the Cardinal Air ServicesFacebook pageandTwitter page. Remember that backflow prevention is your responsibility and crucial to maintaining safe drinking water for our communities.