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HVAC Tip 1

To Save Energy, Reverse The Direction Of Your Fans.  In Summer, Blades Should Rotate Counter-Clockwise And Clockwise In Winter.  There Is A Switch At The Base Of Your Fan That Changes The Blade Direction. Simple things like switching the direction of your fan blade rotation help HVAC systems maintain temperature easier.  In the end, this ends up saving you in energy and relieving the strain on your unit.  Most models of ceiling fans come with a switch at the base to allow for rotation changes. We also offer 24/7 Emergency Repair Services for all of your immediate HVAC needs.    Don’t settle for anything less than the best –  contact Air Temp Heating and Cooling Today!

What Do Our Clients Say About Us?

Patrick Zembol Says... "Mariusz is great.  We have used him several times with problems with our furnace and air conditioner and he is always punctual and charges a very fair price!" At Air Temp Heating & Cooling, we value all of our customers and appreciate having the opportunity to serve the Chicagoland area for many years.  We pride ourselves in making sure that each of our client's needs are completely satisfied.  Whether it is your heating or air conditioning, installation or repair, we make sure you have the most trusted products in the industry running the most significant systems of your home or office.  Thank you, Patrick, for letting us better serve you and we look forward to working with you in the future!   We also offer 24/7 Emergency Repair Services for all of your immediate HVAC needs.   Don't settle for anything less than the best - contact Air Temp Heating and Cooling Today!

5 Tips To Lower Your Heating Bill

During those frigid winter months, we try to fight the Polar Vortex without emptying our wallets.  Heat is a necessity for survival, especially in regions prone to extreme cold, but you should be able to comfortably afford this utility.  While most people will tell you to simply put on layers of clothing and "live with it", here are some other tips to help you lower those heating costs. Winterize Your Home Making sure your home is properly protected from the elements will go a long way to keeping the bills reasonable.  Here are several things you should consider doing to your home in order to maximize your heat efficiency. Caulk/Weather Strip Windows and Doors - Caulk around the edge of leaky window or door frames to seal heat from escaping and drafts from coming in.  Weather stripping are spools of sticky foam or rubber insulation that can be applied to the frames of windows or doors.  Both caulk and weather stripping are readily available at your local hardware st

5 Furnace Tips For Winter

5 Furnace Tips For Winter Visual Inspection - You want to make sure everything is secure.  The venting pipe should be properly angled and it, as well as all other tubes, should be tightly fastened. Secure Thermostat Wires - Shut the power off and remove your furnace door.  Slightly pull on the thermostat wires to ensure that they are tightly fastened. Dust / Vacuum - A furnace can begin to run inefficiently if dust, dirt or debris build up.  Use a soft-tipped brush to gently dust inside the furnace.  Do this softly so you don't damage any of the components.  After the debris has been dusted off, use a portable vacuum or the hose option on your upright to vacuum out the gunk. Clean The Flame Sensor - You should clean your flame sensor at least once a year.  Simply unscrew the sensor from your furnace and use a very soft cloth to clean it.  You should hold the sensor from the bottom.  Once you have finished, screw it back on and close up your furnace door. Change The