The window AC was a wonderful and innovative appliance when it was invented during the 50s. It revolutionized home cooling solutions because many central air conditioners available were too expensive to become commonplace. Central air conditioners required homes to be built with complex ventilation systems designed to accommodate them. Window units presented a far more affordable option for homeowners and made it easier for people to live comfortable lives in places like Katy.
Thankfully, today’s central air conditioners are far more accessible. If your home uses window units because it was built years ago without a ventilation system, you might think that window ACs are the only viable cooling solution for your home.
Fortunately, there is a better type of cooling system that you can use in your home: The ductless mini-split!
Air conditioners are the reason we can stay at home comfortably during summers. Therefore, we need to ensure that our AC system is working properly at the beginning of summer. Getting your repairs or maintenance done early does not leave you waiting for repair experts to come when they experience a heavy workload.
If we didn’t already know how rapidly our weather could switch on us, the recent weeks have certainly solidified that fact in our minds. When it is 60 one day, and then 80 the next, many of us are going to suddenly be very very aware that we need to be able to have our air conditioners up and running at the drop of a hat.
Just because the official end of summer is near doesn’t mean our temperatures will suddenly cool down. In fact, you can expect to need your cooling system for quite a bit longer.
We hope that you’ve never been in a situation where you learned the hard way what a poor HVAC system installation can lead to. It is important, though, to be aware that ductless cooling and heating systems have unique needs that aren’t concerns for other types of more traditional HVAC systems. Therefore, if your ductless system isn’t installed just right, and followed up with regular professional maintenance, the system can suffer—as can your heating and cooling bills.
Someday, in the not too far off future, we may have air conditioners that self-diagnose malfunctions and report them back to the homeowner in detail. It’s really not too far-fetched of an idea when you think about it.
The summer seasons is officially here, though we’re sure you’d agree with us that summer started quite a while ago. As such, you’re probably already using your air conditioner on a daily basis. Does that mean it’s too late to schedule maintenance if you skipped it pre-season?
Summer may as well be here already, with the warmer temperatures we’ve already been dealing with in prior weeks. As such, you’re probably already using your air conditioner on a daily basis, and need it to operate as you expect it to. The last thing you need, after all, is an unexpected breakdown when temperatures are at their highest.
There are a surprisingly good amount of misconceptions out there around the operation and maintenance of HVAC systems. If you want to save as much energy, money, and headache as possible, it’s a good idea to find out if these myths are true or not. Fortunately, that’s what we are here for! We want to debunk some of the leading myths about air conditioning that could leave you paying more than you should be each month for the operation of your cooling system. 
We get it. We’re slowly but surely nearing the end of summer, so if you need a seemingly minor 
