Fall HVAC Maintenance | Climate Control
September 1, 2024 Kids are back in school, fall sports are in full swing, and the calendar is filling up with plenty of activities. Even though life gets busy every autumn, it’s important to make...
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Why Your Water Heater Needs Its Anode Rod Regularly Changed
Can water heaters rust? Most definitely! We’ve looked at how this can occur before and what it means for a water heater. Thes short version is that it usually means a water heater must be replaced. An extremely old water heater can begin to...
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Armstrong Unveils New Tango Pump
Armstrong has introduced new, larger sizes of the Design Envelope Tango, a compact, low-carbon dual pump that ensures uninterrupted service, even during maintenance. The Design Envelope Tango includes two motors and two impeller assemblies in a...
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Trane Provides Dealer Support in Time of Change
Eric Weiss: As a Field Service Representative, I spend most of my time working with contractors, technicians and dealers in a training capacity, to make sure they’re attending training classes, are up-to-speed on the latest Trane products...
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Study Shows What City Uses A/C the Most
Some say that everything is bigger in Texas – and the findings of a new global survey by Daikin on air conditioning usage released earlier this month could serve as more proof of that. The data of the “World Air Survey” shows...
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Homeowner’s Guide Ductless Mini-Split Systems
September 4, 2024 One newer HVAC system that has gained a lot of popularity in the residential marketplace is the ductless mini-split system. As its name suggests, this system does not rely on traditional...
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What It Means When Your AC Runs for Too Long
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...
Read moreBoiler Trends in the Hospitality Industry
on September 4, 2024 in Uncategorized Like most businesses, hotels are always competing for customers to keep their hotels at maximum occupancy, while delivering luxury and guest comfort. However, off nights and vacant rooms are just part...
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Contractor University’s Cracking the Code Weekly Show: How to Get Technicians to Sell pt. 2
Every day, you’re either affirming your current habits and routines or breaking them and starting new ones. As a business owner, you need to create a working environment for your technicians that will consistently reinforce your goals for...
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Signs Your A/C Needs a Tune-Up
Regular maintenance is essential to keep your air conditioning running efficiently and preventing costly repairs. However, it can be challenging to know when your A/C needs attention. Champion Home Services, serving San Antonio, highlights...
Read moreA Closer Look at Ductless IAQ
✕ Indoor air quality (IAQ) is a critical component of any HVAC system, but the approach to ensuring proper air quality can differ significantly between traditional ducted systems and ductless HVAC units. That’s because ductless mini...
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