When shopping for a new cooling system, you have options. For example, you may consider purchasing ductless air conditioning vs a central air conditioner. But how do you know which one is right for your home?

Strange odors are a symptom that will put any homeowner on alert, especially when a home’s air conditioner smells bad when it’s turned on. The blast of cool air you feel when your air conditioner starts up should be the only thing you’re hit with – a sudden wave of stench is out of the ordinary. Learn what it means when your air conditioner emits unpleasant smells upon startup and what to do to avoid them in the future.

Closing air vents puts back-pressure on your entire HVAC system. We refer to this as external static pressure. Too much static pressure is a leading cause of air conditioner and component failures. In essence, you’re making the problem worse.

Does turning on your air conditioning system cause your electricity costs to skyrocket? If you’ve wondered why your energy bills are so high in the summer, the increase could be caused by several factors or a combination of many. 

Do you toss and turn every night? Have you tried every insomnia remedy in the book? When you don’t sleep well, you try everything! Lavender oil, white noise, meditation, counting sheep.

We’re into the hottest part of the year. Here are the top things you can do to save money and make your air conditioning unit as efficient as possible. As the summer heat cranks up, your air conditioning system may be under pressure to perform. According to the Department of Energy, we pitch in about 11 billion dollars a year to keep all those HVAC systems humming in hot weather.

Is your air conditioner blowing hot air? There’s a chance it’s low on refrigerant. When it comes to replacing air conditioner refrigerant, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency takes things pretty seriously. That’s because Section 608 of the Clean Air Act prohibits those without a professional certification from handling the air conditioner refrigerant in your unit.

Unless you have a finished attic, you probably aren’t fond of spending time up there during a hot summer day. With no air conditioning vents pumping in cool air and the hot sun beating down on the roof right over your head, attic temperatures can soar. But with proper ventilation, you can at least bring those temperatures down to match that of the outdoor air.

Your home is filled with endless chores: dishes, laundry, vacuuming and the dreaded task of dusting. While these duties are unavoidable, some of them may feel like they have to be done too often. If you’re struggling to keep up with a dusty home, it could be that your HVAC system is part of the problem. Fortunately, for every common HVAC problem that may contribute to excessive dust, there is a simple and effective solution.

You’ve spotted some ice or frost on your HVAC unit, and the panic has set in! Are you gonna need a new AC unit? Can you prevent this? Before you worry too much, let’s talk about some possible causes for your frosty unit and what to do next.