Purchasing An Older Home? 3 Ways To Improve Interior Comfort Levels

Posted on 19 September 2018

Older homes are well-known for their beautiful designs with high ceilings, sweeping staircases, and large windows. Unfortunately, many of the same features than make them beloved also make them difficult to heat and cool. If you own one of these stately homes or plan to purchase one soon, here are some helpful tips for improving the level of interior comfort it offers you and your family.  Supplement existing heating and cooling units [Read More]

Why It's So Important To Have Your AC Unit Repaired Right Away

Posted on 10 August 2018

If you are lucky enough to have a central air conditioning unit, but have recently found that it is in need or repairs, you will want to call for AC repair right away. Waiting a long time to have the repairs done can lead to a lot of issues. To help you have a better idea of why calling for a professional AC repair service immediately is such an important thing to do, you will want to keep reading. [Read More]

Have Your Furnace Serviced Before Cold Weather Season Begins

Posted on 18 July 2018

While you might not think much about your furnace during the summer, the summer is an ideal time to have your furnace serviced for the coming winter temperatures. Regular service of your HVAC is important, and having the work done a couple of times a year is ideal. This lets you get ready for the summer heat before warm weather arrives, and it gets your furnace ready for the first night of chilly weather in the fall. [Read More]

Feels Like A Pizza Oven In Your Home? Deice Your Evaporator Coil

Posted on 10 June 2018

Your air conditioning system should make your home feel as comfortable, cool, and cozy as possible. But if your AC blows nothing but hot air, you could have a frozen evaporator coil to deal with. Learn more about frozen evaporator coils and how to deice yours below. What's Wrong With the Evaporator Coil? Your air conditioning system couldn't keep your home cool without the assistance of an evaporator coil. The air in your home contains a lot of heat and moisture. [Read More]

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Keeping My System Healthy

A few years ago, I realized that my air conditioner was starting to die. In addition to struggling to pump out cool air, it made a lot of noise. After calling an HVAC professional to look at my system, I realized that a lot of the problems were my fault. My air conditioner coils were clogged with dust and dirt, and the actual motor had developed some pretty serious problems. I felt really dumb about it, but I learned a lot about HVAC that summer. This blog is designed to teach you how to keep your air conditioner and furnace in tip-top condition.