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HVAC for Homeowners
How Your Furnace and AC Work, What to Do Each Season, Why They Stop Working, and How to Tell Whether an HVAC Repair Quote Is FairBy Imad MuratspahicLength3h 52m
About this audiobook
The furnace quits on the coldest night of the year. The AC runs all afternoon and the house still feels warm. A technician holds up a clipboard with a number on it and a deadline attached. Most homeowners have never been taught how this equipment works, so every one of those moments feels like a gamble. HVAC for Homeowners is the owner-side guide to your whole heating and cooling system: how it works in plain words, what to do each season, what common faults usually mean, and what a fair repair quote looks like. It is text only, with parts described in words and simple tables. It is not a cooling-only troubleshooting guide, a general home-maintenance checklist, a quote guide for every trade, or a technician's manual: it stays with the furnace, the air conditioner, the heat pump and the mini-split, and it keeps DIY to the low-risk jobs a homeowner can safely do. Inside, you'll learn: You will not become a technician, and the book makes no promise about what any quote or repair will cost where you live. What you will have is the vocabulary, the checks and the questions to deal with your heating and cooling calmly and as an informed customer.
Audiobook details
GenreOther
Length3 hrs 52 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 7, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Important Notice
2Start Here: Why Your Heating and Cooling Deserve Ten Minutes of Your Attention
3Chapter 1: How Your System Actually Works, Part by Part
4Chapter 2: Furnace, Heat Pump or Mini-Split: Know What You Own and How Old It Is
5Chapter 3: Safety First: Gas, Carbon Monoxide, Electricity, Refrigerant and the DIY Line
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6Chapter 4: Filters, Returns and Vents: The Five-Minute Job That Prevents Half the Problems
7Chapter 5: No Heat or No Cooling: The Ten-Minute Checklist Before You Pick Up the Phone
8Chapter 6: The Year-Round Calendar: What to Do in Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter
9Chapter 7: Tune-Ups, Maintenance Plans and Finding a Technician You Can Trust
10Chapter 8: Heating Faults: When the Furnace Won't Start, Short-Cycles or Blows Cold
11Chapter 9: Cooling and Heat Pump Faults: Runs But Doesn't Cool, Ice, Leaks and Weak Airflow
12Chapter 10: Smells, Noises, Leaks and Air Quality: What Your System Is Telling You
13Chapter 11: Repair or Replace: How to Decide Without Panic, and When to Get a Second Opinion
14Chapter 12: Reading a Repair Quote: What's Fair, What's Padding and How to Push Back
15Chapter 13: Replacing the System: Sizing, Quotes, Mini-Splits and Checking the Install
16Your System, Your Routine: Keeping It Simple From Here
17Quick Reference: Symptom Table, Safety Card, Quote Checklist, Glossary and FAQ