What Thirty Years of Phoenix Summers Have Taught Us
The patterns that show up again and again, from a family company that has been doing this since 1996.
Read the guide147 practical guides on air conditioning, heating, maintenance, and surviving an Arizona summer — written by the technicians who do the work.
The patterns that show up again and again, from a family company that has been doing this since 1996.
Read the guideA proper audit measures what is actually wrong instead of guessing. Here is what one includes and when it pays for itself.
Read the guideIf you dust on Saturday and it is back on Sunday, the problem is probably not your cleaning. It is your return ductwork.
Read the guideThey are marketed as a cheap alternative to zoning. The physics of your duct system has an opinion about that.
Sometimes waiting until fall is not an option. Here is how a mid-summer replacement actually goes.
The HVAC decisions made during a build-out determine comfort for the life of the lease, and they are easy to get wrong under de…
One register that barely blows while the others are fine points to a specific, findable cause.
They are not a substitute for central air in Phoenix, but there are real situations where one earns its place.
A workout space has a heat load nothing else in the house matches, and it is usually in the garage.
The hardest conditioned space in any Valley business, and the one where the HVAC problems are usually not the HVAC equipment.
When the Valley strings together a week of extreme heat, a few deliberate changes make a real difference.
You cannot replace the system, but there is more within a tenant's control than most renters realize.
In cooling mode a heat pump is an air conditioner. Here is what that means for summer performance and what to watch for.
The copper between your indoor and outdoor units is easy to overlook on a quote, and it can quietly ruin a new system.
A system that starts and stops repeatedly is either oversized or protecting itself. Both are worth diagnosing.
A house occupied all day has a different load profile than one empty from 8 to 6, and the old thermostat strategy no longer fits.
Popping, whistling, roaring, rattling. Indoor HVAC noises point to specific and usually fixable causes.
Children regulate temperature less effectively than adults, and the room they sleep in is often the hardest one to keep comfort…
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