Airflow issues are among the most common Home, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) problems. Restricted airflow causes your HVAC system to struggle in its effort to consistently deliver the desired home temperature. If you feel like your home has…
Did you know that a common household item used to clean various items throughout your home, including cuts and scrapes, is used to help with your home’s heating and cooling? Hydrogen peroxide is widely used as a medical antiseptic and…
A couple of questions we get a lot in the summer are, "Why does my air conditioner need more Freon?," and "What happened to the Freon that was already in it?" These are good questions, and the answers might not…
Everyone wants their air conditioner to run as effectively and efficiently as possible. But many homeowners make mistakes that can cost money and decrease comfort. Check out these common mistakes that people make with their home’s air conditioning so you…
During these uncertain times where a worldwide pandemic is in play, many people wonder what they can do to keep the air in their homes safe and healthy. It’s been found that, while fresh air can help rid airborne coronavirus…
Did you know? Radiant Heat- The First In-Home Heating System Early radiant heating systems were developed in the Middle East and Asia. As far back as 1300 BC, an underfloor heating system was installed in the palace of King Arzawa…
March 31, 2020 Conditioned Air Solutions gave back to our community in the form of 150 gift cards to Steak Out Huntsville to the First Responders at HEMSI. We also gave them sanitized stylus ball point pens so that they…
Many of our customers are working from home (or have decided to stay home) for the next several weeks. Now is a great time to have work done on your heat and air system. We have put several…
Recently, my husband and I decided it was time to replace our aging HVAC system, and we turned to Conditioned Air Solutions. Here’s how it went, from the perspective of a Tennessee Valley homeowner just like you. First Contact…
Recently, the federal government released new recommendations for energy efficiency. According to these federal guidelines, during the summer you should set your thermostat at 85F during the day when no one is home. They also recommended setting your thermostat at…