Expert Tips

1. Dirty or Clogged Air Filters Air filters are your first line of defense against dust and debris. When they’re clogged, airflow is restricted, forcing your system to run longer to reach the thermostat setting. This not only makes your AC run nonstop but can also lead to frozen coils and costly repairs. What to … [Read More]

How Dry Air Affects Your Health Dry air happens when your furnace removes too much moisture from the air as it heats your home. This imbalance can lead to a range of health concerns, including: Balancing humidity isn’t just about comfort — it’s about creating a healthier environment for you and your family. The Impact … [Read More]

Signs Your AC May Be Failing Not sure if your system is nearing the end of its lifespan? Look for these warning signs: If several of these apply, it may be time to consider replacement. Why July Is the Right Time to Decide Peak Performance Season July is when your AC works harder than at … [Read More]

Understanding the Transition The tricky part about September is the wide swing in temperatures. Early mornings may drop into the cool 50s, while afternoons climb back into the 80s. Switching back and forth between AC and heat can be hard on your system if it’s constant, but there are ways to manage the transition smoothly. … [Read More]

Prevent Breakdowns When You Need Heat Most The worst time for your furnace to quit is during a sudden cold front, when HVAC companies are flooded with emergency repair calls. Many of those breakdowns are preventable. During a tune-up, technicians check critical components like the blower motor, burners, heat exchanger, and thermostat. Small issues such … [Read More]

Why Ragweed Season Hits Hard in Virginia Ragweed is one of the most common triggers for late-summer allergies. Each plant can release millions of pollen grains, which are carried for miles on the breeze. Even if you don’t see ragweed in your yard, it’s in the air you breathe every time you open a door … [Read More]