How To Improve Indoor Air Quality Naturally

February 20, 2020

Having good air quality in their home is something that many people take for granted, but they shouldn’t. Maintaining clean air in your interior environment will help to keep you healthy. Due to the importance of your air quality, you should look for ways to improve it. Here are a few tips that you can follow to naturally improve your indoor air quality. Replace Filters One of the easiest things you can do to improve the air quality in your home is to replace your air filters on time. Depending on the type of HVAC system you own and the...

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Do Split Systems Heat and Cool?

February 10, 2020

Homeowners who desire an economical and energy-efficient way to heat and cool their rooms will want to investigate split systems. Split systems are a great solution in homes where temperatures can vary dramatically from room to room. They’re also a good choice for areas that aren’t used very often. What Is a Split System? A split system is a single wall-mounted unit that sends conditioned air into a room. It can be used as a heater and as an air conditioner. The indoor equipment is linked to an outdoor unit called a condenser. In most cases, there’s no ductwork required...

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Why Should I Hire a Professional HVAC Company?

January 20, 2020

When it comes to HVAC installation and repair, hiring a professional HVAC company is the best choice. Not only are professional companies licensed, but they have experience with all different systems. Your HVAC system is an essential part of your home or office. Here are five reasons you should hire a professional HVAC company. 1. Safety Our technicians are trained to work with an HVAC system’s complex electrical components and wires. If these wires aren’t connected properly, it could result in a fire and property loss. A trained professional also knows how to install and repair HVAC systems according to...

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What Can Be Done to Prevent Mold Buildup in My Home?

January 11, 2020

has been providing home comfort services to the Greenville area since 1977. In that time, we’ve expanded our expertise from heating and cooling to include indoor air quality control. Among the many impurities that you can find in your home, mold is one of the most concerning. Thankfully, there are several things you can do to prevent mold growth. Proper Ventilation Mold thrives in moist conditions. This is why it’s very common to see mold and mildew grow in bathrooms where steamy showers create humid conditions. To prevent mold growth, it’s best to run an exhaust fan during your shower...

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How Clean Is Your Indoor Air?

December 19, 2019

has provided a full range of indoor air quality services to Greenville and all of Northeast Texas since 1977. Our team often encounters homeowners who do not know where their IAQ levels are at. However, we think it’s important to understand air quality information. EPA Warning Many homeowners are surprised to learn that pollution levels are often significantly higher inside their homes than outside. The EPA recognizes poor IAQ as one of the leading health risks in the U.S. Even as overall pollution levels are on the decline; better construction has exacerbated the problem in homes. IAQ Assessment Every homeowner...

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New Year’s Resolutions for Your HVAC System

December 10, 2019

The New Year is upon us, and this means it is time to commit to new resolutions. Don’t feel limited to sticking with your resolutions. How about making some for your HVAC system? Homeowners don’t always take proper care of their system. Here are some resolutions to consider for your HVAC system. Upgrade to a Smart Thermostat Smart thermostats are the “in thing” right now, and they make adjusting temperatures hassle-free. With some smart thermostats, you can pre-program several days’ worth of thermostat settings long in advance. Smart thermostats can help keep bills and energy efficiency under control thanks to...

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5 Signs You Need a Furnace Replacement

November 21, 2019

Replacing your furnace might not be high on your list until it starts malfunctioning. However, there comes a time when your furnace must be replaced. This is especially true if you have an old furnace. Here are five signs that you need to replace the furnace in your Greenville home: 1. The Age of Your Furnace How old is your furnace? If it’s been in your home for 15 years or more, it may be time to get a new one. The best time to shop for a new furnace is before you need one. Our technicians at can install...

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What To Do If My Furnace Keeps Running

November 10, 2019

A furnace is supposed to shut itself off when a home has been heated to a certain temperature. However, there are instances when a furnace will not turn off even if there is no reason for it to be running. Here are a few things that you can do to get it to stop. Turn Down the Temperature on the Thermostat You may be asking the furnace to heat your home to an unreasonably high temperature. In some cases, the furnace is simply too small or old to meet your heating needs. Therefore, it may be necessary to set the...

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Common Thermostat Issues

October 22, 2019

has been serving Greenville and all of Northeast Texas for more than 40 years. Our team has dealt with many thermostat issues during those four decades, so let us look at the most common issues area homeowners face and how to handle them. Bad Location Thermostats should be centrally located within a home if you have one unit or within a zone if you have a zoned system and multiple units. If your unit is not centrally located, readings can be off by a degree or more. Too much sunlight through a window or being too close to a register...

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What to do About a Rusty Air Conditioner

October 1, 2019

A rusty air conditioner shouldn’t be ignored. If you live in a coastal area or a place where there’s a lot of humidity, check your AC unit. Salt and damp air can cling to your equipment and cause rust to form. Here’s what you need to do about the rust and why you should act quickly to remove it. Check the Warranty First Newer units may have a warranty that mentions rust and rust removal. Read your documents carefully to see if removing the rust yourself will invalidate the equipment warranty. If the system was designed to avoid becoming rusty,...

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