Thermostat Practices to Avoid
August 12th, 2019We’re going to cover a couple of behaviors that many homeowners still follow when it comes to their thermostat practices.
Air Conditioning Posts
Keeping Your AC in Good Shape at the Peak of Summer
July 15th, 2019Your air conditioner—as nice as it is to have—may not be keeping up to the standards you expect of it. How can you fix this?
Heed These Signs of AC System Problems
June 17th, 2019Ignoring or delaying any signs of AC repair needs can only cause more harm to your system.
Is Your AC System Prepped for Summer?
June 3rd, 2019Professional maintenance allows our technicians to fully inspect and clean your air conditioner, making any needed adjustments and/or recommendations for repairs.
Ceiling Fans and How they Help Your Cooling System
May 20th, 2019When you live somewhere with a summer climate like ours, you want to do everything you can to stay cool and comfortable, while not breaking the bank.
What Is Geothermal Cooling All About?
May 6th, 2019As a matter of fact, geothermal heat pump systems are, indeed, a great way to bring warmth into a home. That’s not all they do, though!
It’s That Time Again: Schedule Your Next Tune-Up
April 22nd, 2019Regular preventive maintenance helps our technicians ensure that your cooling system is ready for the added strain of the summer heat.
Tackle High Energy Bills with These Efficiency Tips!
March 25th, 2019You should be handling any late-season heating repair needs now while you have the chance, and your air conditioner is just about ready for its spring maintenance appointment
AC Replacement: Should You Stick with a Central AC System?
September 10th, 2018There are a number of benefits to sticking with central air conditioning, and this may end up being the best option for your specific home and needs after all, but it’s not your only option.
Schedule Your End-Of-Season AC Repairs Now!
August 27th, 2018We wish we could say that maintenance helps your air conditioner work absolutely flawlessly throughout the entirety of its lifespan, but this just isn’t the case.
