Air Conditioning Blogs

Insects getting into your home through your HVAC system sounds like something out of a bad horror movie. Unfortunately, it can be very real reality!

Here's what you need to know about humidity and how it impacts your air conditioning and HVAC system.

There are several different things that you should do to the system to help to ensure that the unit is working correctly and you will be able to keep your home cool.

If it is time to have your HVAC unit replaced, you may be curious whether or not you can install your unit by yourself. Getting a new unit can help you save money on your energy bills and ensure that you have a long-lasting machine. However, you never want to install it yourself.

Humidity is a fact of life during summer. As the heat rises, so does the moisture level in your home. You may be wondering if air conditioners can remove humidity. The answer is yes, but not a lot of it.

Though a thermostat is a tiny device, it can have a significant impact over your comfort and energy costs. You might not realize that this temperature-leveling device can help save money.

Air conditioners have improved a lot in the last few years. The best units are more efficient and are built to last. However, as good as these units are they do not last forever.

If you aren't concerned about indoor air pollution, then you need to learn more about its dangers. You spend more time inside your home than anywhere else, and if you work or go to school, then those environments must meet certain air quality standards. Here is what HVAC professionals believe can lead to poor air quality inside your home.

When the temperature rises, we find ways to cool down. But, what happens when you go to turn on the AC and it only blows hot air? At this point, you have two options. You can call an HVAC professional for inspection or learn to deal with the heat. If option two isn’t cutting it, we’re here to help. If you need a new HVAC system, check out our list of the 5 most common air conditioners on the market.

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It is time for fun in the sun. Unfortunately, with warmer temperatures also comes leaking air conditioners. One of the most frequently asked questions during the summer is “Why does my air conditioner leak water?”