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Save Money this Winter: Energy Saving Heating Tips
Save Money this Winter: Energy Saving Heating Tips Winter has finally arrived in East Texas, which for many of us means dusting off our heaters and turning up the thermostat. While winter technically doesn’t begin until December 21st, chillier temps are here and they’ll be here for a while. If you’re looking to save on energy costs this winter, or need ideas to keep you and your family warm, read our top heating...
Preparing Your Heater for Winter
With temperatures finally beginning to cool off here in East Texas, it can only mean one thing: winter is right around the corner. And while we don’t tend to see blizzards or ice storms this far south, if we learned anything from last February’s freeze, it’s that we need to prepare our heaters now for the cold that lies ahead. We asked our certified HVAC technicians to share their top five tips for preparing your...
Fall HVAC Maintenance Tips
It’s no surprise that summer came and went in the blink of an eye, but now that it’s time for Fall, and some cooler weather, there are some things you can do to prepare your HVAC unit that’ll save you time and money down the road. This includes what to do to help your A/C unit unwind from the hot summer temps, as well as how you can prepare your heater now for the winter ahead. Read on for six helpful tips...
Preparing Your HVAC System for Summer: Five Easy Steps
Preparing your HVAC system for summer. Summer will be arriving soon and although it is still spring, the East Texas humidity and heat have already said their first hellos. Now, after a long (and unusually cold) winter, where your furnace kept you warm and comfortable, it’s time to prepare your unit to keep you cool and dry all summer long. Fortunately preparing your HVAC system for summer only requires a few simple...
Air Conditioning Maintenance Walkthrough
Air conditioning maintenance walkthrough. Your HVAC system is one of your home’s biggest investments and will keep your family cool and comfortable for about ten to twenty years. A great way to extend the life of your unit is to schedule regular maintenance checks to ensure everything is working properly and small problems are resolved before they become larger ones. But what does the maintenance check actually...
