The average home’s HVAC system accounts for up to 75% of the energy bill. So, cutting costs on HVAC expenditures stands to save you a good sum of money. Furthermore, you don’t have to sacrifice comfort in order to reduce your energy bill. Here’s how to have the best of both worlds: Read More
Air needs to be able to flow freely in each room of your home for both comfort and safety reasons. Having steady airflow in a room helps it feel comfortably warm in the winter and comfortably cool in the summer. Proper airflow can also help reduce the risk of moisture problems, resulting in a lower risk of health problems. Keep in mind that room size has an impact on airflow. Read More
The placement and operation of a neighboring HVAC system can affect your home in certain cases. In many locales, homes are built closer together than ever. In those close quarters, certain functions of mechanical systems like air conditioners and gas-fired furnaces may become an issue. Here are two ways that a neighboring HVAC system might impact your quality of life and/or your property. Read More
It’s common to have a few kinks in the heating system at the start of the cooler season. Sometimes it’s a simple fix, but other times, you may need to call in an HVAC professional to solve top heater issues. If you’re having heater issues, read through the following common problems before calling a pro. Read More
Here in Corpus Christi, solar heating can be a viable alternative to reduce monthly HVAC expenses. Since the Coastal Bend receives ample days of full sunshine every year, converting that free energy source to clean, efficient heating and cooling is a viable alternative. Energy from the sun may be collected and diverted directly to warm the house, or it may be converted to electricity, then utilized to power an electric furnace. Read More
We use air conditioning a good part of the year in Corpus Christi, but there does come a time in the winter when procedures to shut down your AC unit are in order. That’s when we open the windows for a few weeks of fresh air before preparing to turn on the furnace for our brief cold spells. Read More
Buying any new appliance can be daunting. Which features do you need? How do you get the best value? This is particularly true of heaters, because there are so many brands to choose from. Which is the best one for you? Well, here’s our guide to the top three heater brands on the market and what they have to offer. Read More
While a winter cold snap may tempt you to push the thermostat setting higher than normal, it’s wise to avoid making the house too warm. The Department of Energy recommends setting the thermostat at 68 degrees during waking hours in most homes. Alternative methods to stay comfortable at that temperature include opening curtains and shades to let in solar heat or simply putting on an extra layer of clothes. Read More
If you’ve experienced stale, stuffy air in your home, you might blame the room design. Some interior spaces lend themselves to ample airflow even when the HVAC system isn’t running, while others have little to no air movement unless fans or the HVAC system is on. Read More
A ductless, mini-split HVAC system is a great substitute for a central HVAC system. It has a number of advantages, including not needing ductwork and being convenient to use. However, there are a few downsides to having a ductless HVAC system in your home. Let’s explore these advantages and disadvantages. Read More
David Mathews is the owner of CCAC Air Conditioning and Heating. A Corpus Christi native... More »
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