512-336-1431
1431 -183 A/C & Heating
If your AC system is consuming more power than usual, the problem could be attributed to short cycling. When left unchecked, this otherwise common phenomenon will force your AC system to consume an excessive amount of power while also promoting premature wear and tear of its internal components. Not many homeowners are familiar with the …
Many homeowners use ceilings fans during the summer, believing it will lower their home’s cooling costs. With the ceiling fan running, the surrounding space may feel cooler. Unfortunately, though, ceiling fans typically have little or no impact on cooling costs. They can make the surrounding space feel cooler, but they won’t alleviate the burden placed …
Air conditioning is a luxury that many homeowners take for granted. It’s not until your AC system stops working in the middle of the summer when you realize its importance. As the temperature inside your home creeps up, you’ll probably want to get your AC system fixed as soon as possible. Rather than hiring the …
Is your AC unit failing to blow cold air? AC problems such as this typically occur during the worst possible times, such as a scorching-hot summer day. If left unchecked, your AC unit will continue to recirculate the warm and humid air throughout your home, allowing indoor temperatures to climb. If your AC unit isn’t …
Is your home well-insulated? If not, it could have a negative impact on your home’s heating, ventilation and cooling (HVAC) system. With insufficient insulation, thermal energy will escape your home. As the heated or cooled air exits your home, your HVAC system must work overtime, resulting in a lower level of performance. Below, you’ll learn …
Humidity is something that all homes have. After all, there’s typically at least some moisture vapor in the air at all times. If your home has a humidity problem, though, it will have an excessive amount of moisture vapor. So, how do you know if your home has a humidity problem? #1) Moisture on Windows …
The compressor is an important component of your home’s Air Conditioning unit. Not to be confused with the condenser, it lives up to its namesake by “compressing” refrigerant. As refrigerant collects heat at the evaporator coil, it changes from a liquid to a gas state. The compressor then compresses the gas refrigerant, thereby making it …
Is your home’s heating, ventilation and cooling (HVAC) system ready for spring? As we transition out of winter, you can expect warmer temperatures as well as increased pollen. While there’s no way to stop the seasonal cycles of Mother Earth, you can maintain a comfortable living environment by taking a few precautions with your home’s …
AC units manufactured and sold in the United States are often labeled with SEER rating. An acronym for “Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio,” it’s the country’s universal standard for cooling efficiency. Unless you’re familiar with the SEER rating, though, you might be wondering what it means. Overview of SEER Rating The SEER rating is a measurement …
Are you thinking about replacing your home’s heat pump? The heat pump is an essential component of a heating, ventilation and cooling system (HVAC) system. It’s able to both cool and warm the interior of your home by “pumping” heat out of the air. During the winter, the heat pump will extract heat from the …
