(Photo courtesy of Tom Jeffrey Signs) So, you’ve gotten your eclipse glasses, built your pinhole projector, planned your viewing site…but have you thought about your thermostat? Probably not! But a total solar eclipse like the one we’ll be experiencing on…
When an air conditioner breaks down during the summer, one of the most common causes is a failed capacitor. To explain why capacitors fail and how that affects your air conditioner, we first need to discuss what a capacitor is…
HVAC systems for commercial buildings present their own special challenges. Here are a few of the issues we see most often. Inconsistent Heating or Cooling In large commercial buildings with many rooms, we frequently find uneven heating or…
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Back in the early 20th century, before the widespread use of air conditioning, summer was a very slow time of year for the movie industry. Most movie theaters didn’t have windows and would get stiflingly hot, so customers stayed away…
It’s a hot summer day and you’re out doing yardwork when you notice moisture on the concrete pad around your air conditioner’s outdoor unit. Or maybe it’s a puddle on the ground next to it. Either way, you may…
The hotter it gets during the summer, the more calls we receive for air conditioner repair. And it’s not just because people are less likely to put off a repair when it’s 100 degrees outside. The hot, humid summer…
For your convenience you can listen to the article here: As summer heats up, the air conditioning system in your home will be put to the test. For new homeowners, this can be particularly nerve-wracking. At least until you know…
For your convenience you can listen to the article here: Have you ever gone out to your HVAC unit in the summer and noticed that is was totally iced over? Don't worry, we can help. First things first If there’s…
The hotter it gets during the summer, the more calls we receive for air conditioner repair. And it’s not just because people are less likely to put off a repair when it’s 100 degrees outside. The hot, humid summer…