Choosing the right cooling system for your home is an important decision that can significantly impact your comfort, energy efficiency and overall costs. Two popular options are central air conditioning and ductless mini-splits. Learn about the advantages and considerations of…
As the summer season approaches, many homeowners are focused on maintaining a comfortable temperature but indoor air quality (IAQ) is equally important. Poor IAQ can cause discomfort and health issues, especially when windows are closed and the air conditioning is…
When the forecast predicts high temperatures and humidity, you’re concerned about cooling your home. While putting the air conditioning on full blast can provide relief from the heat, it's not always the most economical choice. On the other hand, you…
When outdoor temperatures start to rise in the spring, it's important to schedule a professional air conditioning inspection, so your system is ready for hot weather. If you've tested the A/C and the unit is blowing hot air, multiple factors…
Your home’s air conditioning unit or HVAC system is equipped with multiple buttons related to output and comfort level. Beyond the self-explanatory “cool” and “heat” settings, the fan mode can be more of a mystery to homeowners. Fan mode offers…
While mold is a natural part of our ecosystem, you don’t want it accumulating in your air conditioning system. Your home or business first develops a musty scent and as it operates, the HVAC system spreads the spores through the…
Spring is the time of year to thoroughly inspect your air conditioning system for debris and dirt to make sure it’s ready to optimally perform. Considering its lifespan and multiple components, you’re also advised to schedule professional maintenance and have…
When it’s hot outside, you turn on the air conditioning and expect it to cool your home in a reasonable amount of time. Yet on days when the temperature pushes 100 degrees Fahrenheit, your system may seem sluggish, taking longer…
Connecticut is well-known for extreme weather changes. In winter, the grounds are often blanketed in snow and temperatures can drop below freezing. In the summertime, it’s not unusual for temperatures to soar well into the 90s. As such, finding out…
If you live in an older home, it’s likely not equipped with a central heating and cooling system. Unfortunately, traditional systems require a network of large ducts that cost a significant amount of money to build. Not to mention, they…
