How to Keep Your AC Safe in the Winter
We talk all about air conditioners in the spring and summer, but what do we do with them in the winter? Although air conditioners are built to withstand freezing temperatures and crazy weather, you still need to protect the unit from extreme elements, like snow and freezing temperatures. These conditions can cause serious damage to …
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Reasons Why Your Furnace is Blowing Cold Air
Every winter comes with the need for heat, which is why HVAC companies are the heroes of winter. One of the most common calls we get in the winter is that their furnace is blowing cold air. Why is this? This could be because of a variety of different causes. Some more difficult to fix …
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How Trane is a Money Saver
Trane is widely known as “the Cadillac of HVAC systems”. This is because they are among the absolute best brands for heating and cooling. However, the great name comes with great fear, as many fear that the price of a Trane is too far out of their reach. However, initial perception is not the reality. …
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Causes of Frozen Evaporator Coils
Frozen evaporator coils is a very common problem amongst air conditioners. These coils can freeze due to a variety of reasons. If not addressed early enough, the frozen coil could cause serious damage to your system, requiring some costly repairs. However, a frozen coil may not always be visible ice around the coil. There are …
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The “Free” Furnace Gimmick
“Get a FREE Furnace When You Buy a Qualifying Air Conditioner” Every day, all businesses entertain new marketing ideas to sell a product or service. The HVAC industry is no exception. We come up with different ideas to get calls from customers, and for some companies, that means new verbiage that isn’t necessarily true. If …
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