If your HVAC system is getting up in age, you may be interested in retrofitting it instead of overhauling it with an entirely new unit. There are some instances when we can retrofit your older system, but at other times a replacement is...
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As the summer months wind down, it’s easy to think your air conditioner has made it through the toughest part of the year. However, late summer heat waves can place an additional strain on your system, causing it to overheat. Your AC can...
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If you have pets, it is important to protect them from your HVAC system. Animals can be very curious, and your HVAC system is not something you want them to investigate. There’s a potential that your pets could get hurt, but they could also...
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You get used to the way that your AC turns on and off—what’s known as its cooling cycle. An air conditioner cycles on when the thermostat sends a request for cooling, first turning on the blower fan and then the compressor. Once the...
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As the summer heat intensifies, many homeowners find themselves grappling with rising cooling costs. If you’ve noticed a significant increase in your energy bills, it’s essential to identify the underlying causes in your HVAC so you can get...
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The electrical panel in your home, i.e. the breaker box, serves the important function of protecting your electrical system from increases in voltage that can come from electrical shorts and appliances that place too much demand on their...
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We understand how crucial it is for your air conditioning system to provide consistent and comfortable temperatures throughout your entire home. If some parts of your house are too hot while others are perfectly cool, it’s time to...
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As the summer heat intensifies, so does the strain on your air conditioning system. Keeping your home cool without overworking your AC and ending up with huge utility bills can be challenging, but it’s essential for saving energy and money...
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Your air conditioner’s job is to make things cold. So you might not be shocked or concerned to see that ice has started to build up on the evaporator coils of your indoor AC unit. But we’ve got something important to tell you. Ice on your...
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Summer in North Texas can be brutally hot, with temperatures often soaring above 100 degrees Fahrenheit. While air conditioning is a necessity, it can also be a significant expense. One effective and energy-efficient way to keep cool is by using...
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Dealing with an air conditioning (AC) unit that’s dripping water can be a frustrating experience, especially during the scorching summer months in North Texas. Not only can a leaking AC cause water damage, but it can also indicate more...
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