September has arrived, and that means the official first day of fall is almost here. But that doesn’t mean that temperatures are going to abruptly start to cool off. If you own and operate a business in the area, you need to be extra cautious during this time of year that your commercial air conditioning system stays in peak shape. The AC has already gone through a great deal of strain during the summer, and the cumulative effect can cause the system to break down during a hot fall day. If you notice anything wrong with your building’s air conditioner, don’t ignore it just because the summer’s over. Call our commercial HVAC specialists right away for repairs.
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I Need Help: My AC Keeps Tripping the Circuit Breaker!
Monday, August 1st, 2016
Even if you don’t know much about electricity or how the appliances in your homework, you know that they shouldn’t be causing the circuit breakers in the electrical panel to trip when they turn on. You especially don’t want your air conditioning system to start tripping its circuit breaker during the summer, since it will cause the AC to stop working and leave you without the cooling you desperately need.
It’s a Scorcher Summer: Will Your Air Conditioner Survive the Heat?
Monday, July 18th, 2016
It’s going to be a long hot summer! If you’ve looked at the upcoming weather forecast and gotten nervous about all those days that will clock in at 100°F and above, well, you’re not alone. If you have a durable air conditioning system to manage the temperatures in your house, you can breathe a lot easier, however…
But wait… what if the AC can’t handle all that heat? What if it overheats and breaks down?
Is It Better to Run the AC All Day Even When I’m Not Home?
Monday, July 4th, 2016
You’ve probably heard this advice before regarding the best way to run an air conditioning system: you should set your air conditioner to stay on all day (at a high temperature, such as the upper 70s) while you’re away from home, rather than leave it off and turn it on only when you get back home. The logic behind this piece of advice is that this 1) makes it easier to quickly cool down the house when you return, and 2) uses less energy, because an air conditioner drains more power at start-up than when running regularly.
But is this actually true?
Keeping Cool in Summer—While Giving Your AC a Vacation!
Monday, May 30th, 2016
The air conditioning system is a big hero around here during the summer months. There’s no better way to stay cool in your home than to have an AC humming away and sending out cooled-down air to the rooms.
But doesn’t your air conditioner deserve it’s own summer vacation now and then? True, it’s a machine and doesn’t have feelings about this—but when you give it short vacations, you’ll end up saving money not only on electrical bills, but on future repair bills for the AC.
Energy Savings in Spring and Summer with Thermostat Settings
Monday, April 18th, 2016
With the weather warming, air conditioning systems are going to start up… and most of them will stay at work for months to come. Along with nice, cool indoor temperatures, this also means higher energy bills. However, you may be paying more to cool your home during warm weather than is necessary. Regular maintenance, replacing an old system, and having the ductwork cleaned can help rein in those bills. But there’s a simple step you can take right now with your AC, which is learning the best way to set the thermostat so there’s little energy waste.
Why You Should Schedule Duct Cleaning
Monday, March 14th, 2016
Spring cleaning time is here, and that means you should get your home prepared for air conditioning. That starts with scheduling your annual spring maintenance (check out our maintenance program). However, you may also need to have the ducts of your HVAC system professionally cleaned if a few years have passed since it was last done—or if you’ve never had it done before.
We Offer a Wide Variety of Commercial Refrigeration Services
Monday, February 8th, 2016
We aren’t only in the business of helping homes stay cool in summer and warm in winter. We’re also trained experts at refrigeration, and offer many different services for businesses in the area that rely on freezer, coolers, and other commercial refrigeration equipment on a daily basis. We install, replace, repair, and maintain a variety of commercial devices. If you’re looking for any type of service for commercial refrigeration in the Shreveport area, just contact our experienced team.
Is It Too Late to Arrange for a Furnace Inspection and Tune-Up?
Monday, January 18th, 2016
Furnaces are the most common type of home heating system in the country. You probably have one working now to provide winter-time comfort for your family. But did you remember to arrange for a maintenance visit for it during the fall? This is one of the most important services to schedule each year to keep your HVAC system working in the best shape for the longest time possible.
4 Reasons There May Be Ice on Your Heat Pump This Winter
Monday, December 14th, 2015
