HVAC Myths Debunked
When you’re dealing with scorching summer days or chilly winter nights, you’ll want to get the most out of your HVAC equipment. As such, it is normal for homeowners to want to take precautionary measures to save energy and prolong the life expectancy of their unit. However, you must remember that your HVAC system is […]
How To Remove Allergens From Your Home
Do you struggle with seasonal allergies? Does even the smallest amount of pet dander, dust mites, or other airborne contaminant trigger allergic reactions year-round? Do your allergy symptoms seem to follow you even inside your own house? Well, that might have more to do with your air conditioner system than you know. After all, your […]
AC Tips for New Homeowners
Buying a new home is an exciting time for your family, but the last thing you want to deal with is issues with your new home’s AC unit. Unfortunately, that is often something that must be addressed right off the bat, or else your new home may not be nearly as cozy and comfortable as […]
Gas, Oil, or Electric: Which Furnace is Best?
Your Home Furnace Choices You have several HVAC options when it comes to heating your home. Not only can you choose between different heating appliance options, but the fuel that powers them. The most popular and widely available fuel options in the U.S. are oil, natural gas, electricity, and propane. We’re going to be talking about the […]
Why HVAC Systems Have Air Filters
Your HVAC air filter, although arguably one of the simplest parts of your HVAC system, is also one of the most important. Its primary function is to keep the HVAC system clean and free of damage, but it also plays a part in your indoor air quality. Here’s why your air filter is so important […]
HVAC Questions to Ask When Buying a Home
HVAC Questions to Ask When Buying a Home Buying a home is a major undertaking, and it can be hard to keep up with all the aspects that you need to be informed about. From plumbing to appliances to insurance and more, there’s a lot that can go wrong if you aren’t careful and prepared. […]
Silly Mistakes That Are Raising Your AC Costs
Air conditioning is one of the most expensive things you have in your home. It’s the largest energy user and you likely see that reflected in your energy bills over the summer months. Many people just pay their energy bills and accept that AC is expensive. But there are simple ways to reduce those energy […]
What Causes an AC to Freeze Up?
While you might think ice buildup on your AC is a sign that it is working, it’s actually a sign that it needs to be repaired right away. During summertime, it is common for air conditioners to get overworked and experience malfunctions that can lead to frozen evaporator coils and other types of serious damage. […]
Why You Need a Smart Thermostat
Have you been looking for a simple way to take control of your home comfort? Are you frustrated with how much you spend on your energy bill each month? Let us introduce you to the smart thermostat! A smart thermostat is an excellent companion for your home’s heating and cooling system, allowing for reduced energy […]
Does the Coolant in Your AC System Need to be Refilled?
Simple Answer: No A properly functioning air conditioner should never need a refill on refrigerant. If you’re not getting the performance you expect out of your unit, there are likely other factors at play. Despite how it may seem, the coolant (also known as refrigerant), is not a fuel. It does not power the AC […]
Will Your AC Get You Through Another Summer?
Can you push your aging AC through another hot, humid Texas summer? Does it have the stamina to provide reliable comfort, or will it finally give out under triple-digit temperatures?Before Mother Nature turns up the thermostat, it’s time to assess the condition of your central air system. Pay attention to these red flags that it’s […]
Rust on Your Furnace? Here’s What it Means
If you have recently inspected your furnace and have discovered rust, you are understandably confused. Rust is corroded metal that usually develops when iron comes in contact with water. Your furnace, however, does not use water. Some water vapor is created through the combustion process as your furnace operates. While it may seem natural for […]
