If you’re hosting events in the new year, the weather might be an issue, especially if a lot of people will be attending and the weather might be warm. Party considerations in the summer don’t usually include the weather since it’s always hot, but in the winter, weather that’s warm could overheat your home. Read More
When you notice that all or parts of your home aren’t comfortable, you might have airflow problems with your HVAC system. Forced-air systems send high volumes of air through the ductwork to condition your home. When the airflow slows or stops to one or all the parts of your home, there’s either a physical or mechanical reason behind it. Read More
Decoration storage in hot, humid climates like ours is always a challenge, especially since most of the homes in the region don’t have basements. The decorations need to be in a place where they won’t be affected by the heat or the humidity. It’s natural to want to keep them out of the attic, where temperatures soar well into the 100s on a hot, sunny day for months on end. Read More
Looking for some ways to save money after all that splurging for the holidays? One of the best ways to cut costs for the new year is by implementing energy-efficient procedures throughout your home. Read on for some of the best practices for saving money in 2019. Read More
Are you ready to make 2019 a year to remember? We’re here to help by giving you some HVAC resolutions that you can make that are not only easy to accomplish, but will also enable you to save energy and money all year round. Read More
Is HVAC relocation necessary in your home for some reason?
There are a number of scenarios where moving the outdoor half of the central air conditioner, usually situated right behind your house or to one side, makes sense. For example, you may be remodeling or expanding the house, you might be constructing an outdoor deck or fence you may simply want to place the unit where it’s out of sight. These are all viable reasons and HVAC relocation is definitely doable. Read More
“How do I become more knowledgeable about HVAC issues?” The best way is by reading about them. You’re off to a good start, but there are publications beyond this blog that can provide more information.
Whether you’re looking to get into the HVAC industry yourself or just want a better understanding of what your technician is doing, here are some HVAC publications you should be reading. Read More
It’s the holiday season, and you know what that means: baking! From Thanksgiving pies to Christmas cookies and more, your oven will be working overtime the next few weeks. But have you ever noticed that different seasons and climates make your baking turn out differently? Let’s take a look at how your indoor climate can affect your holiday baking, and vice versa. Read More
If you’re like most people, you’ve probably not given much thought to all the things you can do with HVAC components besides provide comfort to your home. But if you’re a little crafty and a little creative this holiday season, you can deck your whole house with Christmas decorations made from those odds and ends. Read More
David Mathews is the owner of CCAC Air Conditioning and Heating. A Corpus Christi native... More »
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