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What Thermostat Settings Should You Use When Your House is Empty?
Most people know that the lower you set your thermostat during summer, the more energy your air conditioner will use. That's why one of the…
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Why is My Air Conditioner Constantly Running?
Why Won't My Coachella Valley Air Conditioner Stop Running? It's pretty common knowledge that the longer your air conditioner is on, the more energy it…
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Air Conditioner Unit Condenser Problems
Common AC Condenser Problems to Look Out For Air conditioners have indoor and outdoor components, and each one is equally important in the cooling process.…
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Is it worth it To Upgrade to a Two Stage Air Conditioner?
Two-Stage vs. Single-Stage AC: Features, Benefits, and Cost These days, air conditioners can come with all kinds of bells and whistles that can make your…
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Air Conditioner Recharging
What is an AC Recharge and When Do You Need It? We all know how high temperatures can soar in California, which is why the…
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How Do Air Conditioner Cooling Coils Get Dirty?
Do You Have a Dirty AC Coil? Dirt is one of your air conditioner's biggest enemies. If it builds up on the wrong part of…
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Switching From a Manual Thermostat to a Programmable Thermostat
Manual thermostats are extremely basic. Typically, the only thing you can do with them is change the temperature in your home, alter your fan's settings…
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What is a Thermocouple and How Does It Work?
Understanding Furnace Thermocouples If you have an older furnace that uses a conventional standing pilot light, you may have heard your technician mention a thermocouple…
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What is a Draft Inducer?
How Does it Improve the Performance of Your Furnace? Today's furnaces are equipped with a number of different devices that help improve their performance. Some…
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How Does a Whole House Humidifier Work to Control Humidity?
When your home feels uncomfortable, it's tempting to always blame the temperature. But there's another factor at work that can make your home feel uncomfortable…
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