Temperatures are dropping with no end in sight! Warm sweaters that we enjoy in fall are being replaced by heavy coats, scarves, and gloves. Soon you’ll be increasing the temperature on your heater in an effort to keep the cold out of your comfortable home. But increasing the temperature isn’t your only option for keeping your home warm and cozy.
There are many ways that you can boost your heater’s efficiency this winter season. One way is by scheduling a heater service for our team to come out and inspect your heater. We can ensure that there are no repair needs or potential problems that need to be addressed. But you can also take steps yourself to improve your heater’s efficiency.
Is it time to upgrade your AC unit? Even when your AC unit stops working completely, we may still be able to repair or replace parts. But there is a point that the cost of repairs outweighs the cost of replacing your AC unit entirely. We’re highlighting the top 5 signs that you need an air conditioning upgrade.
It’s time folks, we’re officially at the hottest part of the summer. Every day prompts a look at the weather report to see just how hot it will get, how humid it might be, and whether or not you’re even going to be able to participate in some of the outdoor activities that you enjoy so much. This is just a reality of our area, and it’s something that we get used to after a while–thanks to our air conditioning systems.
Have you ever been frustrated with the state of your air conditioner? It’s not too old to replace, but it’s not working the greatest. Plus, if you’ve been confronted with an expensive AC repair, it can be a nightmare to try and figure out if it’s time to replace the system entirely or if you should pay to get it fixed. This is what this blog is for!
Ideally, you should schedule maintenance once every year for your air conditioner, or twice a year for your heat pump system. This would be the perfect way to answer this question if the world was a perfect place. But it’s not, and we know that. Not every homeowner can schedule maintenance every year, and for those on a tight budget, it’s more about learning why your AC requires maintenance. After all, maintenance saves money, but how?
