AirTemp HVAC

Keep Temperature Even Where Your Thermostat Is.  Lamps Or Televisions Nearby Can Trick Your Thermostat Into Thinking The House Is Hotter Than It Is And Waste Energy And Money Running A/C Longer. Be sure that the area around your thermostat is a neutral temperature.  Move items that give off cold or heat.  If your thermostat is near a drafty window, consider replacing, upgrading, adding weather stripping or insulating your window to reduce drastic changes in temp.  Many people do not realize that lamps and electronics give off enough heat to increase the temp in the area surrounding them.  That little bit of shift can cause your HVAC to work harder than needed which can hike your energy bills more than necessary. 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!

The central systems in your house that help you stay warm in the winter and cool in the summer are what is known as an HVAC System.  HVAC , or Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning , is a home's central air and heat system.  If you have had an HVAC Technician repair or perform a check up on your unit, you have probably heard them mention specific parts.  Sometimes folks are wary if a part actually exists, what it does or why it's important but don't ever question the worker about it.  If you ever have any questions about your system or how it's supposed to run, never hesitate to ask! There are actually 9 components to your basic HVAC system that need to be maintained to achieve complete efficiency and keep your energy bills reasonable.  Let's take a quick look at them! FURNACE The furnace is the heating unit for your system.  It can run off of electricity or natural gas and is usually found in your basement, utility room or even your garage.  The main f

There is a buzz of excitement when Spring finally rolls around.  We shed the layers and bitter cold for fun-in-the-sun and relaxation but sometimes the warmer weather brings its own set of issues.  For over 50 million folks in the U.S., season changes bring along a host of severe allergy symptoms.  These particles in the air can invade your home and make life simply unbearable. While there is no stopping allergens, such as dust mites, dander, pollen and mold, from causing a ruckus on the outside, there are steps you can take to alleviate the symptoms indoors. Air Filters This is the best line of defense against the muck contaminating the air outside.  Filters can trap microscopic particles and create better air quality in your home.  Each filter efficiency is measured in MERVs, with the highest being 20.  Your filter should at least be a MERV 8 to successfully combat nasty particles.  Be sure to change your filter before three months to maximize air quality and keep yo

March is upon us and along with it comes the warmer weather of spring.  Your HVAC system may have run extremely well during the harsh Polar Vortex months but you need to ensure that it doesn’t encounter any small problems that could create bigger problems down the line.  By properly checking your system, you can rely on a nice, cool home this summer when the temps are scorching and all of your HVAC technicians are swamped. Spring Clean Your System Not only will these few tips keep expensive repairs at bay, helping your systems maintain high efficiency can go a long way in lowering your monthly bill.  Follow these steps to prepare your system for warmer weather. Clean The Outside Unit –  You want to make sure that any debris, such as leaves, branches, dirt and trash, are swept away and that there is at least two feet of clear space around the entirety of your unit.  Cut back any bushes or landscaping they may be edging too close to your outdoor system or potentially fal