Our Easy Bay HVAC and building contractors discuss 6 ways to incorporate energy efficiency upgrades into your home remodel/renovation.
Home Maintenance Tips to Spruce up Your Home This Summer
Summer is synonymous with vacations, lazy afternoons by the pool and cookouts. It’s also a great time to tackle some home maintenance chores…
Recognizing and Responding to Signs of HVAC Trouble
Learn about the common signs of heating, ventilation and air conditioning problems so you can spot them fast and get them repaired before bigger issues arise.
Summer Air Conditioning Maintenance Tips
Even if you are not normally “energy conscious” most of the year, the brutal days of summer can highlight your HVAC problems. Use these air conditioning tricks.
Castro Valley HVAC Tips for the Summer
If you approach Bay Area HVAC maintenance correctly during the summer, you can cut back on the air conditioning bill, and enjoy enhanced peace of mind.
Keeping Your Bay Area House Cool During the Summer
It’s summer, so air conditioning use is predictably spiking. Our Bay Area HVAC experts have tips for keeping your house cool.
Super Energy Efficient Air Conditioning
In addition to saving the planet, you can also keep your wallet nice and fat by making small changes to the way that you use home devices, like your air conditioning system.
AC Not Working? It May be Time to Call a Pro… But Try These Five Tips First!
The Bay Area fortunately does not get as hot and steamy as other, more scalding parts of California, such as Death Valley or the “Southland” of L.A. and San Diego. But it can get quite uncomfortable – particularly if your air-conditioner brakes or malfunctions during a heatwave. If you are not technically inclined, your first instinct might be to grab a phone and call a pro to service your unit. But before you hop on that line and waste time (and money) getting professional help, ask yourself the following 5 questions:
Is it time for a new a/c? What to consider.
As spring heats up into summer, Americans all over the country over will take to their annual pilgrimage to utility supply stores to buy new air conditioning units. When it is appropriate to get a new A/C? Should you repair or clean your old one, instead? What will the investment cost, and will it be worth it? How can you calculate the best unit for your budget? And where can you find an authorized dealer who has excellent consumer ratings and good reviews from places like the Better Business Bureau?