Picture this. You’re sitting in your comfy, cool home on a hot day when all of a sudden the temperature skyrockets. Your air conditioner is broken, oh no! Your house becomes stuffy and damp in a matter of minutes as a result of the unrestrained heat. When an air conditioner breaks, it can be uncomfortable […]
Your old air conditioning unit is on its last legs and you’re looking for a new one. The problem is, you don’t know what type of HVAC system will best suit your home. How do you decide?
Daizuki offers a line of ductless mini-split systems run on clean R-410a refrigerant and includes state of the art technology that extends equipment life.
Since Goodman’s inception the company has expanded and become a member of the world’s largest HVAC manufacturing group, Daikin.
Purchasing the right size air conditioner for your property is extremely important and here’s a “goldilocks” sized unit on the market for your property.
These days, it seems as if every device is “smart.” You might own a smart phone, a smart TV or a smart watch, but what about a smart thermostat?
Deciding how to heat and cool your home? You probably have two options: a central HVAC system, or window units in individual rooms, but which one is better?
The terms retailers and manufacturers use when describing air condition systems can seem foreign to the everyday buyer, making purchasing a new air conditioner a daunting task. One common term, the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio, or SEER, rating, is important to understand before you make a purchase.
Whether you buy your system from us or somewhere else, you will need to know what kind of system you are replacing. Here is an introduction to the two most common HVAC system types.