The term Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) is an important term for every homeowner to know when they are thinking about purchasing a new central air conditioning system, or when they are evaluating the effectiveness of their current system. The standard SEER rating for all
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Cincinnati Air Conditioning Tips: A Hidden Air Conditioning Problem
Older homes have duct work that can lower the efficiency of the air conditioning system, and the homeowner does not realize that this is happening. After the home’s air conditioning system is serviced and thoroughly inspected for problems, the homeowner assumes that the system should
The Most Common Reasons Your Central AC Is Not Cooling
You turned down the thermostat, but the house isn’t really cooling down. In a worst case scenario, the AC is running but the air coming through the vents is as hot as ever. What could have caused this? There are actually several common reasons for
Why Spring HVAC Maintenance for Your Central AC is A Good idea
Cincinnati AC Tips Spring brings with it the tendency to clean our homes and get our lives in order. This is a great time to take care of your Cincinnati home’s air conditioning system, too. The question for many is what type of maintenance they
A Few Tips for Taming Your Winter Heating Bill
Too many blogs that discuss how to keep warm during these cold Cincinnati winters will tell you to save on your winter heating bill by turning down the thermostat, putting on some extra layers and hoping that a warm mug of your favorite beverage will
Common Furnace Problems Found When You Try to Turn It On
A surprising number of people discover problems when they try to turn on their furnace for the winter, whether it fails to start or dies shortly after heating up. Let’s look at some of the most common furnace issues people find when they turn on
What Causes The Inner Coil To Freeze Over?
The air conditioning system inner coils are one of the most important parts the system. The inner coils effectively cool the air that is forced by the blower motor through the room vents. A lot of air passes over these coils, and if the air