Summer is finally here. Whether that’s music to your ears or you feel the sweat beading on your forehead at the thought of “highs in the mid to upper 80s,” you need to know your HVAC system is ready for the season. So, before you crank up your air conditioning, here...
It’s not uncommon to hear people complain about the humidity outside. In cold months, we blame low humidity for sinus problems and the spread of illness. In hot summer months, high humidity makes hot weather more miserable, so people end up taking solace indoors....
There are many types and varieties of HVAC systems, but there are two main categories: residential and commercial. Residential and commercial HVAC systems serve the same purposes, which are heating and cooling an indoor space. However, they accomplish these purposes...
Pollen, love, and higher temperatures are in the air. With Spring and warm weather in store for Knoxville, it’s only a matter of time when you’ll need to switch from heating to air conditioning to continue keeping your home comfortable. Knoxville HVAC Companies are...
If you’re like a majority of Americans, you are spending more time at home these days. Then on top of being home more, it’s gradually starting to get warmer outside. Between these two things, your HVAC system is liable to be running more often meaning your energy bill...
There are a lot of misconstrued perceptions out there about HVAC systems. What’s the best way to maintain them? How often should you service them? What’s the ideal thermostat temperature? There is a wide array of different answers to these questions and more across...
As warmer weather arrives, many heating and air technician calls involve troubleshooting water leaking from HVAC units. Water buildup inside your home is never a good sign and should be attended to immediately to prevent damage to your AC unit and your home. If you...
During cold winter months, our home heaters work overtime to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature. Heating equipment is the number two cause of household fires and home fire deaths in the United States. Heating fires can be disastrous for homeowners. If you’re...
According to the World Health Organization, over four million people die each year from exposure to indoor air pollutants. Considering Americans spend nearly ninety percent of their lives indoors, this is cause for concern. Women and young children are especially...
The New Year brings with it plenty of opportunities for change and improvement. Approximately 40% of Americans make New Year’s resolutions each year to bring about some type of positive change in their lives. This year, in addition to plans for improving your personal...
