We’ve got record-breaking temperatures on their way this summer, and it’s no mystery that we’re trying to get every homeowner in our area ready for them. Sure, you could just flip the switch on your air conditioner and hope for the best, but sometimes that’s not good enough. Let’s avoid that worst-case scenario of dealing with uncomfortable temperatures on the hottest day of the year.
The truth of the matter is that air conditioning involves more than just your AC system itself. There are other factors to consider and they all can contribute to the temperature of your indoor air. Eventually, when these scorching hot temperatures hit our area, we’ll be ready.
Just remember that none of these tips or fixes can replace actual professional air conditioning repair in Huntertown, IN. When you need serious help, our team should be the first one you call!
If you’re a business owner, then we’re probably preaching to the choir. Your time is money, and the less time you spend worrying about HVAC problems, the more time you can spend bookkeeping and making sure your business is profitable. Yet here we are, time and time again, running into building and restaurant owners that paid a family friend to check on their commercial HVAC unit for a quick repair. This type of situation is avoidable and today we’re going to talk about why it’s always a good idea to avoid amateur repairs.
Your air conditioner needs to be protected. That could mean a variety of things, like being protected from wear and tear by routine maintenance every year, or being protected from additional problems by calling a professional that you can trust to fix it. It’s important to think of your AC like the investment that it is, and any proactive step you take towards keeping it in good condition is going to help you down the line.
If you’re a heat pump owner, you’re probably already familiar with the phrase “heating and cooling mode.” This is what we use to differentiate between the different types of comfort your heat pump provides. In the winter, we depend on heat pumps to run in “heating mode” to bring warm temperatures into our home. In the summer, the “cooling mode” is responsible for removing the heat and keeping our homes air-conditioned. That being said, there are a few things to remember when it comes to 
It’s been a rough few months but we think it’s time to talk about some good news. The heating season is finally over, and we’re excited to finally get outside and do some fun activities. Everyone is excited about doing something outdoors this year, and as temperatures get warmer, it will only get easier to enjoy the sun and have fun.
Let’s be honest, savings and HVAC contractor aren’t two phrases that homeowners use together very often. People tend to think of HVAC service as a heavy expense, where it either costs a lot, or costs a little bit less than a lot. HVAC systems are expensive, and the cost of heating or cooling your entire home can be great, but that doesn’t mean you can’t save enough money to spend elsewhere in your life.
Heat pumps are amazing. Who would have thought thirty years ago that we would use refrigeration technology to keep our homes comfortable for the entire year? Being able to move heat from one location to another isn’t just nice for keeping our food cold, it’s also a great method for keeping our homes warm in the winter. If you haven’t looked into heat pump technology, we highly advise you do so, since they’re becoming much more than just an alternative way of heating a home.
Everyone always says that you should work with the most professional service provider in the area, while also trying to save as much money as possible. But what they don’t say is that this can sometimes feel like an impossible combination. How can you save money when you call for premier service? And how can you know when a team is professional enough to provide excellent service?
It’s getting to be the end of heating season here in Indiana, but you’re not out of the woods yet. We’re still getting inundated with call after call asking questions about strange noises, funky smells, and just poor performance from heating systems. The truth is that many homeowners might need 
It’s one of the most frustrating realizations that you’ll ever have. You notice that you’re not as comfortable as you’d expect in your home. So you walk over the to the thermostat, but stop halfway there. You just passed a vent and—there’s cold air coming out of it! What the heck? Your heater is running! And the air is cool! What gives?