Protect your HVAC in Severe Weather
Spring came early this year, and as Tennessee Valley residents know, that means severe weather season has begun as well. Here are a few steps you can take to protect…
The Dangers of Huffing Freon
Long Before Tide Pods We Had Freon, And It Is Still A Problem! There are some articles you wish you never had to write. But the sad truth…
Understanding How Your Energy is Billed Can Save You Money
Most of you opened last month’s power bill to a great shock. How was the bill so much higher when you didn’t do anything different than any other…
Simple Upgrades to Your HVAC for Autumn
What are some simple upgrade to protect my home and HVAC this Autumn? Surge Protection for Your HVAC Here in the Tennessee Valley, we’re used to severe weather. Fall and…
Staying Cool During Power Outages
Tornadoes, hurricanes, and other severe weather can cause widespread and long-lasting power outages. Here in the Tennessee Valley, we rely on our air conditioners for much of the year and…
Is It OK to Landscape Around My HVAC Unit?
Whether you have a furnace, an air conditioner, or a heat pump, chances are that all or part of your HVAC system is installed outside of your home, often in…
5 Essential HVAC Fall Maintenance Tips
Preparing Your System for the Season's Chill As the amber leaves fall in Huntsville, AL, you know it's time to prepare for the colder months ahead. Ensuring your HVAC system…
Automatic Exhaust Fans: An Ally in Humidity Control
Is it necessary for homes or businesses to have automatic exhaust fans? At first glance, a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system may appear to simply bring air into…
When Hail Hits an HVAC System: What to do When Nature Strikes
What happens when hail hits an HVAC system? Hail is a weather phenomenon that is both admired and feared. Neither snow nor rain, hail starts as tiny ice crystals in…
Avoiding Carbon Monoxide Poisoning During Power Outages
After major hurricanes like Harvey and Irma, one of the gravest dangers to those who survived the storms is the threat of carbon monoxide poisoning. In the days following…