by Brian Stack | Jun 6, 2019 | Air Conditioning, Ductless Mini-Splits
Summer heat is quickly approaching, and that means you’re preparing to turn on your air conditioning. For many people, window units have been an easy solution. They’re easy to install, they’re inexpensive, and they can be used in just about any space. But sometimes...
by Brian Stack | Jul 5, 2018 | Air Conditioning, Ductwork
Get An Inside Look On Why Ductwork Design Matters Though often overlooked in its importance to an HVAC system, your ductwork design matters. This is because ductwork is responsible for distributing conditioned air throughout your home. Ductwork typically brings...
by Brian Stack | Jun 27, 2018 | Air Conditioning, Humidity, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Mold
While summertime is often portrayed as the outdoor-living season, we know that the sweltering heat and humidity tends to drive us indoors, seeking shelter in the cool comfort of sweet air conditioning. But when we utilize our A/C units, we have to keep our windows and...
by Brian Stack | May 22, 2018 | Air Conditioning, Electrical, Generators, Power Outages
You wake up one morning this summer, and your home feels a little warmer than average even though your AC has been running all night. You shuffle to the kitchen, turn on the lights, and they immediately begin to flicker. You take note of these oddities, but you...
by Brian Stack | Apr 28, 2018 | Air Conditioning, Air Filters, Ductwork, Preventative Maintenance, Service & Maintenance, Weatherization
As we’ve grown used to the climate changes in the past several years, we Midwestern dwellers have come to realize that the weather jumps from winter to summer quickly. And with the final snowfall of the season behind us, warmer weather is rapidly approaching. Soon...
by Brian Stack | Sep 22, 2017 | Air Conditioning, Carbon Monoxide, Electrical, Heating, HVAC System, Safety, Service & Maintenance, Ventilation, Water Heaters
You bought a new home and have come to realize how many repairs there are to complete. The stove, of course had to go since it was an outdated, electric range. A gas replacement seems like the solution. You know it will save you in the long run. But after you started...
