While crawling around in the attic is no one’s idea of a good time when temperatures are high, a little air conditioning might be welcomed even in cooler fall weather. Plus, if last winter was anything to gauge by, Fall
Did you know that airflow issues are one of the most common HVAC problems? If you suspect that your HVAC is having a pretty hard time with pumping out air, you may be the victim of one (or more) of
What is the first thing that you think of when you think about a winter’s day? It’s a welcome thought in the dead of Texas summers. Some of us probably think about the coziness of hot cocoa or a nice
And why they shouldn’t be Clunk! Badoom! Wwwsssshhhhhh! Whiiiiiiiinnnneeee… Maybe you’re hearing these noises or something like them (it’s hard to put the sound into words. We’re HVAC professionals, not kings of onomatopoeia!). Whatever the
Is it finally time for you to invest in a new HVAC system at home? Despite popular behavior of waiting until the AC bites the big one in the dead heat of summer, this is one of those “big
How come the AC is blowing out warm air? What’s with all the funny noises? Why did the electricity bills spike all of a sudden? If you’re asking these questions, you might just have a bad compressor.
Why does your AC seem to act up on the hottest days when you need it the most? It’s not because your AC has a personal vendetta against you (although, getting regular maintenance checks can help ensure your AC
In Texas we depend on our AC like the very air we breathe. It’s not just a comfort, it’s a necessity in those summer months. When our AC stops working it can feel like a matter of grave importance. Luckily,
When should I buy a new AC unit? We get asked this question all the time. The good thing is that we have an easy answer but not necessarily for the reasons you might think. Ready for the
What’s that racket? Noisy ACs are kind of like crying children. They’re trying to tell you something. You should listen to the things your AC is trying to say – it’s they’re only form of communication. If you ignore these