We all know the story. Yeah, the AC is acting a little strange, or maybe it’s not doing as good of a job as usual—but it’s still up and running. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, right? Well, maybe not immediately, but trust us. If this is the attitude that you have toward your system, you’ll be seeing our repair technicians before long. And when you do it, will likely be for a more serious AC repair in Atlanta, GA than it needed to be.
The fact of the matter is that no problem with your air conditioning system is every truly minor enough to ignore. Are all problems as immediately pressing as others? No, of course not. Is it still a best practice to have any irregularities with your system checked out promptly and resolved as necessary? Absolutely. Don’t just take our word for it, though. Read on to learn more about why this is so preferable.
Things are really going to be heating up around here over the course of the next few weeks, and that means that you are going to be relying on your air conditioning system a whole lot to keep yourself, your family, and guests in your home cool and comfortable. And that means that you’re going to need to have your AC tuned up sooner rather than later. It may also mean that you will require air conditioning repairs at some point this summer.
When you think of living comfortably during the summer season here in Georgia, you are undoubtedly going to focus in on your air conditioning system right away. We get it. The weather here is incredibly hot during the summer months. It’s also quite humid, too. That latter concession points toward an area that too many homeowners frequently overlook: indoor air quality. If you are serious about living in a comfortable, healthful environment, then you need high indoor air quality as much as you do comfortable temperatures.
Living in Atlanta means that you’re used to hot and sunny days. You’ve even resigned yourself to fairly muggy summer seasons. What it doesn’t mean, despite the heat of summer that lingers for so long, is that your heater is not just as important as your AC. It gets very cold here in the winter, even if it can’t contend with the frigid conditions of Minnesota or the Northeast in general. So what heater should you use?
Okay, so it is getting pretty late in the heating season. That does not mean that you should put your heater out of mind just yet, though. There are still some chilly temperatures in the forecast, particularly at nighttime, so you really want to be sure that your heating system is operating properly even this late into the season. That means that you need to have any necessary heating repairs completed sooner than later. When it comes to 
Imagine a world in which you would never have to worry about your heating system running into operational problems of any kind, let alone breaking down entirely. Wouldn’t that be magnificent? Of course it would—most fantasy is. Here in the real world, though, we have to live according to truth and facts. The facts of this matter dictate that you will eventually require 
As you can see from the title of this post, we’re diving right into it this time around. To replace or not to replace, that is—well, it’s something that most homeowners have wondered before. A new 
Furnaces and heat pumps are very popular heating systems, and with good reason. They are forced air systems that can operate with great efficiency, and distributing heated air throughout a home via a network of air ducts is a great way to heat a home up promptly. Such systems can run into trouble, however, if they do not have fresh air filters in place. When you schedule routine HVAC maintenance, air filters will be changed as needed. This only happens once a year, though.
It very well could be! There are a lot of benefits that you’ll enjoy as a result of switching over to a 
Living in Georgia means not just hot summer weather, but weather that can be quite humid as well. Because we get so much humidity in the summer season, it can be easy to overlook the potential problems that low humidity in the winter can lead to. There are a lot of factors that are going to influence the overall level of humidity in your home, and you may not encounter issues with low humidity at all. Still, it is important to know the warning signs.