Residential HVAC

When it’s time to purchase a new AC system, take these SMART steps! SMART purchase decisions help ensure you’ll get the best system that meets your needs and budget.

Summer is here and we're seeing a surge in air conditioning sales. Summer air conditioner sales are nothing new - all it takes is a quick search online for the term summer air conditioner sale and you'll see what we mean. But there's more to this seasonal temperature jump that's causing an uproar this year; it's also the added complications being caused by the heat wave.

Heat pumps are widely popular across the country, providing both efficient heating and cooling. Learn more about how they work and the advantages of heat pump systems.

When searching for a new heating or cooling system, there are many different types of equipment for home and business owners to select. One economic choice which is well-suited for most residential and commercial applications is a packaged unit.

Winter weather causes problems across the country, from poor road conditions, slips and falls, and even HVAC system damage! Many homeowners think their furnaces are safe because they’re not exposed to the elements, and their air conditioners are protected because they’re not in use. Here’s how winter weather can hurt your HVAC systems.

When a furnace breaks down, the owner may question whether it’s a better decision to repair it or replace it? Several factors should be considered when weighing the financial and comfort impacts of this decision. The following will help you best examine the situation to make the right call for your family, business, or tenants. Ask yourself:

There are many types of furnaces available today with many different options. One option that you need to consider is how many stages your furnace should have. Below we have outlined each stage option that is currently available to help you decide which option might be best for your home.

We all know that air conditioners can provide you cool air during even the hottest months, but you might be wondering how they actually work. Air conditioners consist of three main components. These components are the compressor, condenser, and an evaporator coil. The compressor and condenser are usually located outside the house while the evaporator coil is located in the house, usually attached to the furnace or air handler.

Programmable thermostats can reduce your utility bills if you use them correctly. According to the department, you could save around $180 in energy costs depending on how you set your thermostat. To help you save as much as possible, we have some of the best tips below to help you get started.

Two thirds of homes in the United States have air conditioners. All of these air conditioners add up to using about 5% of the electricity consumption in the United States and costs more than $11,000,000,000 (yes that is billions of dollars) to homeowners.

Filters are very important to your HVAC system and It is good idea to change your furnace filters every month. We have the top 5 reasons why you should change your furnace filters.

When sizing air conditioners, be careful not to make the mistake of getting one that is too large. If the system you install is too large for the space, it will short cycle. In other words, the compressor will not run long enough to dehumidify the space and will limit your comfort.