Halloween is upon us, and we thought we’d share some of our scariest, most spooky HVAC stories. As heating and cooling professionals, we see our fair share of otherworldly HVAC frights – even here in Georgetown. What you might not expect is the mysterious cause for these phenomena. And there’s no need to spread a […]
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Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, residents of Georgetown and surrounding cities have been asking us more and more questions about indoor air quality or IAQ. The fact is that researchers are continually studying how the virus spreads indoors. Every day, we’re getting more clarity on the best solutions to recommend to our customers.
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Have you ever noticed areas in your house that are hotter than others? This is a common complaint and frequently asked question amongst homeowners in the Georgetown, TX area. In the HVAC profession, we refer to these areas in your house as hot spots. Hot spots are a frustrating occurrence because other rooms in the
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Whether you’re in Georgetown, Cedar Park, Round Rock, or somewhere nearby – making it through our hot summers would be a challenge without an air conditioning system. But while air conditioners get all the fame and glory – they are just one component of a properly working HVAC system. Your thermostat is another vital piece
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Water. It’s perfectly harmless…. Right? Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. Understanding when it makes sense to see water coming from your air conditioner is important for all Georgetown homeowners. It’s Normal for an Air Conditioner to Drip Water… To A Point If you’ve ever held a chilly beverage while enjoying the great outdoors, then
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Nothing is worse than the slow realization that your AC might not be working. It starts with feeling a little hotter than normal, then you realize the thermostat is displaying a temperature higher than normal. But your AC is blowing air, it must be working… so you reach up to feel that cool breeze but
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Broken A/C? UGH. We know. The big question is – when is it time to replace your unit versus making repair after (expensive) repair? We’ve got a handy infographic for you that breaks down all the considerations: How Old Is Your HVAC? A typical residential HVAC system usually lasts 10+ years. A really well-maintained system
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Your AC is clicking on and off, and that feeling of dread washes over you. Will you have to call for air conditioner repair? Don’t panic. Bringing in the experts is not the end of the world. We’d love to see you and say hello! But we know that you’d much rather feel confident that
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Air conditioning filters can be a bit of an enigma to the average homeowner. If you’ve ever taken a stroll down the air filter aisle in your local home improvement store, you will find a dizzying array of options. Air filters come in different sizes, types, and efficiency ratings. How do you choose the right
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How often do you use your ceiling fan? We find that many homeowners in Georgetown have fans installed on the ceiling in nearly every room of their house, but hardly ever turn them on. The fact is that most of us get conditioned (pun intended!) to using the ever-convenient air conditioner. But ceiling fans are
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