Category: hvac
3 Benefits of Upgrading to a Programmable Thermostat
Many households today have programmable thermostats as one of a number of advanced home solutions. If your home still has one of the old standard thermostats, it might be time to upgrade to better equipment that enables you to program your preferred temperatures for the day or week. Today, local air conditioning specialist Kemnitz Air Conditioning & Heating …
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Quick Tips for Preventing AC Failure in the Summer
As temperatures rise, your air conditioner is expected to work harder to keep your interior cool and comfortable all day long, which is why you should take the time to give your AC the care and protection it needs to avoid a breakdown in the middle of summer. In this post, AC and heating repair professionals at …
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Common Causes of Air Conditioner Odors
If your air conditioner has a moldy or musty odor coming from it, chances are there’s something wrong with it. Here local heating and air conditioning company Kemnitz shares a look at the common causes of air conditioner odors and how to get rid of them.
FAQs About HVAC Repairs Answered
Any HVAC unit can act up with or without proper maintenance. While dealing with faulty units is inconvenient, procrastinating repairs isn’t a good option. Ignoring the problems will only make matters worse. To give your heating and air conditioning systems the care they need when necessary, here are the answers to some of the industry’s …
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Don’t Fall for These Common Cooling Misconceptions
It’s that time of the year again when school is out and heat is in; it’s summertime! As far as air conditioning is concerned, summer also means you’ll be relying on your system to provide cool and comfortable relief from the harsh sunny days. Before you need AC repair for overused air conditioning units, here …
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