Insulation is a tool, just like many other things scattered throughout your house. Sure, you can insulate your windows and doors for aesthetic purposes, but you see the biggest improvements when you try to use insulation to curb energy inefficiency and comfort problems. Previously, we thought that only homes in the north would require insulation, because historically it’s been a method for keeping cold air out of a home during the winter. However, times have changed, and insulation is now practically a universal necessity for homeowners, regardless of the climate.
Insulation can help you keep hot temperatures outside while your air conditioning is running. And, to point you in the right direction, our team can help with insulation in Lake City, FL. Whether it’s attic insulation, insulating your windows and doors, or some other kind of insulation, our team can help!
We know you’ve probably heard about our carbon monoxide warnings, but we rarely ever get the chance to explain why carbon monoxide is bad for you. If you’re an owner of a 
We know that the term “hack” is used pretty widely in blogs around the web, but we thought it was an appropriate time to use that word today. These three tips are essential if you’re looking to limit your heating bills, repairs, and keep things running smoothly. While you can always call our team for support and any additional questions you might have, this blog post is a great starting point for homeowners that are looking to improve the quality and efficiency of their heating systems a bit more.
For some of our homeowners, heat pumps just wouldn’t be worth the money. Every home is different, and we’re never going to lie to our customers and tell them that they should all switch to a heat pump. However, for many of our customers and community members, a heat pump would be a huge upgrade and are absolutely worth the cost of installation.
We’re in the middle of winter which means the majority of calls we get as HVAC professionals are about heating repairs. Failing heating systems, heating units that are becoming to expensive, unreliable heating systems, you name it and we probably get calls about it. That’s why we’d like to shift gears this week and talk specifically on ways that homeowners can save on 
Well, we’re in the middle of heating season. That means your furnace is probably going strong in the basement or crawlspace of your home while you live your life. It’s not so bad, things can feel cozy with such a powerful and effective heating system going in the background. The slight whir of the furnace running can lull people into a comfy state, so enjoy it while it lasts!
Mold is an organism that is one of the antagonists of our lives. It infests our food, our clothes, our homes, and even the very air we breathe. At this point, war has been declared for thousands of years and now we’re starting to get the edge on this contaminant that has always given us problems. With high-powered technology and professional 
In some respects, our northern neighbors with heating systems are luckier than us. They get to give their air conditioners a break for a few months while they switch to heating. In our situation, we can sometimes run our AC systems throughout the entire year, which can really cause a tremendous amount of stress on the unit. There’s no escaping this, which is why it’s extra important for homeowners to invest the time and energy in listening for trouble that’s brewing.
This is really what HVAC is all about, right? Heating and cooling systems are investments, they’re systems that you’re going to hopefully use for the next decade of your life with little to no discomfort. That’s why things like energy efficiency, power, and convenience really matter—because a system that’s easy to work with and effective will make the next few years of your life a lot less stressful.
Last blog post we celebrated Energy Awareness Month and continuing the trend, we’re going to talk about energy bills and how they relate to your home air conditioning. It’s no secret that air conditioners rely on a large amount of electricity coming from your home. So it’s important that we talk about how you feel in regards to your energy bill and some of the trends it might be presenting you with.
