No homeowner likes to see a high energy bill, yet air conditioning consumes anywhere from 12 to 70 percent of a home’s energy output and annual costs. Rather than hold off cooling your home to benefit your wallet, consider making…
Fall is a transitional period for your HVAC system. Occasionally, you may use the air conditioner when temperatures creep into the 70s yet, as the season progresses, you turn on the furnace as conditions grow colder. During this time, leaves…
As temperatures continue to rise and we experience more humid days, you’ve likely turned on your air conditioning full-time. During the dog days of summer, you expect a blast of artic air to cool your home, but it doesn’t always…
When it’s hot and humid, you turn on the A/C in your home. In most cases, doing so dries out the air and reduces the temperature yet sometimes, you don’t notice a change. If the air remains stuffy and warm,…
Homeowners are unlikely to notice a blocked air duct, unless something physically obstructs it from the outside. Other signs like varying temperatures between rooms and above average energy bills often point to a clogged or damaged HVAC system. If cool…
During the sweltering days of summer in Connecticut, commercial buildings need to be equipped with high quality air conditioning units that keep the tenants happy. It’s not uncommon for certain businesses to close for a day while A/C is being…
It’s a wonderful feeling to walk into a cool house from humid summer weather, but many people take air conditioning for granted. Without regularly scheduled inspections, you won’t know if certain parts of the A/C unit are starting to break…
If you’re in the market for a new home air conditioning system, consider the advantages of ductless. Cost savings, improved efficiency and better air quality are just some of the benefits of choosing ductless air conditioning. What Is a Ductless…
Whether the unit is at your home or office, there are many common A/C problems to keep in mind. When the weather gets hot and humid, the last thing you want is for your unit to fail. For the benefit…
In New England, summers keep getting hotter and the heat waves can last for weeks at a time. Everyone is looking forward to warmer weather but if your air conditioner is not prepared, it could be a rough few days…
