As we enter into August, the extreme heat continues to place a strain on the Dallas-Fort Worth area air conditioners and many homeowners remain concerned with finding ways to cut their energy costs. There is one great way to do just that while still remaining comfortable in your home: use your ceiling fan!…
One of the most important parts of your air conditioning unit is its refrigerant lines. The refrigerant lines connect the outdoor unit to the evaporator coil, which pumps refrigerant past a blower fan and through your home’s vents. This process produces the wonderfully cooled air that alleviates the discomfort of stuffy summer days, but…
One of the most common misconceptions about using an air conditioner is that it is less energy efficient to leave it on all day at a comfortable temperature than to turn the AC unit off when you leave and turn it back on when you arrive home. Turning on the AC when you return home…
If you’ve been asking yourself, “How often should I service my air conditioner?” It’s probably time! Before summer hits and you’re melting in the scorching heat, make sure you get your AC serviced by a local HVAC professional. Don’t risk voiding your warranty or ending up with a big repair bill by trying to…
AC units are crucial to keeping our homes cool during the summer. However, if your home gets stuffy or hot during the winter, you may still be tempted to run the AC and cool yourself off. While it is possible to run your AC when the weather is cold, you should use it with caution. AC…
As we get closer to summertime and months of high heat, it is well worth it to make sure that your home’s HVAC system is optimally ready to help keep your home cool. If you’ve already scheduled your AC maintenance for the year then you are off to a fantastic start. But this isn’t…
Changing your air filter is one of the simplest things you can do to maintain your heating and cooling system. Unfortunately, it’s also the one thing that many homeowners forget to do. Forgetting about this small yet important task can have a negative impact on your HVAC system’s performance and your home’s overall indoor…
In a split-system air conditioner, your evaporator coil is located inside, away from the condenser. This equipment in the shape of an “A” keeps your home cool and dry all summer long. With this guide, you will know what your evaporator coil does, how to maintain it, common problems and when you need to…
Air conditioning is an important asset in any home or workplace. Especially in regions of the country where the temperatures climb over 100 degrees, including here in the North Texas area. In these regions, it can become dangerous when the air conditioner is not working properly or, worse still, if it completely breaks down. One…
Regardless of whether you’re reading this in a hot or chilly season, your comfort depends upon your HVAC system. It is important to understand the differences between commercial and residential HVAC systems in order to know what you should expect from each one. Here are some main differences to keep in mind when comparing…
