A huge nor’easter was on its way.

I knew I had to prepare my household for what would genuinely be the storm of the decade in my area! My biggest problem was the brand new HVAC component that I had recently installed in my home.

I wasn’t about to risk letting my outdoor and indoor HVAC components suffer any harm whatsoever from this storm, no matter how bad it turned out to be. So, I had to prepare. The first thing I did was cover up the outdoor condenser component with a tarp. I tied the tarp down as best as I could. Next, I ensured we had surge protectors. One of my old surge protectors needed replacing, going back to the yard, I also knew that I needed to clear all the yard debris away as well as prune some of the hedges and bushes to make sure that there would not be too several sticks or branches flying in the wind, and ultimately, when the storm was on its way, the temperature inside my home was comfortable; All the wind as well as terrifying cool air made it that way, so I decided that I would go ahead as well as shut the HVAC system completely off. I figured I would not be turning it on again until the storm had completely passed. As I heard a loud rumble of thunder in the distance. I saw the ominous black clouds approaching, I knew I made the right decision.
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