HVAC & Water Heater Service Tips and Information

Don’t Forget This Essential Spring Air Conditioner Service

May 1st, 2017

As spring progresses and we draw closer to summer, soon enough the nice, cool temperatures we’ve been experiencing lately will warm up to the point that we’ll need to rely on our air conditioners on a daily basis. When that time comes, hopefully your AC will be up to doing its job. But this cannot be the case without San Ramon, CA air conditioning maintenance.

It’s important to remember that, aside from ensuring your outdoor unit is cleared of obstructions and your air filter is changed at least once every 1 to 3 months, maintenance is something that should be left to the professionals. Fortunately, you needn’t look any further to find qualified technicians for the job.

How Much Will My AC Installation Cost?

April 17th, 2017

As we progress into spring, temperatures vary a bit, but overall we are beginning to enjoy the steady, cool temperatures we love so much in California. Soon enough, however, it will grow hot enough that we’ll need to use our cooling systems on a daily basis. Is your system ready?

When the heat and subsequent humidity hit, you understandably want the peace of mind that your cooling system will be able to take on whatever comes its way. If last year you realized that your system is probably ready for an upgrade, now is the time to consider scheduling your AC replacement.

Help, My Air Conditioner Is Blowing Warm Air!

March 20th, 2017

Temperatures have certainly cooled off in the past week, giving our air conditioner systems some reprieve. However, you know as well as we do how unpredictable California weather can be at times, and we could very well have another heat wave coming our way soon.

That makes now the perfect time to tackle any Danville, CA air conditioner repair needs you may have. One of the most common service calls we receive is in regards to an AC system that doesn’t seem to be blowing out cold air. There are a number of reasons this may be occurring, which we’ll cover below.

What Could Be Causing Your Home’s Uneven Temperatures?

March 6th, 2017

As we inch closer to spring, it’s time to start thinking about our air conditioning systems. Hopefully, you’ve already scheduled maintenance, so that our HVAC professionals will have the opportunity to fully inspect and clean your system to ensure its efficient performance.

But what if you noticed uneven heating throughout your home this winter? Should you just ignore it and put off repairing the issue until next fall? No! The fact of the matter is, whatever is causing uneven heating in your home is likely to cause uneven cooling as well. Tackling this problem now is the best way to correct this heating and cooling problem.

4 Methods to Fending Off Spring Allergies

February 20th, 2017

While many parts of the country are still dealing with heavy snow and not even thinking about springtime yet, some warming trends in our area are a good reminder that spring isn’t all that far off. While many look forward to this time of the year—after all it does get quite beautiful in this area of California—it’s a source of concern for those of us who suffer from allergies and/or asthma.

The air quality in our area isn’t as bad as some smoggier conditions down south, but still, springtime kicks up dust, dirt, pollen, and other debris. And according to WebMD, your indoor air quality can actually be worse than that outdoors. Fortunately, there are a number of Pleasanton, CA indoor air quality products and services that can help with this issue.

What to Do When Your Furnace Stops Working

February 6th, 2017

Sure, we don’t have to worry about Punxsutawney Phil predicting 6 more weeks of winter around here—even though we have had a record-setting amount of rain and subsequent cooler temperatures because of it. Still, our winters can get chilly, and certainly require the use of a fully functioning and efficiently operating furnace. So when you find yourself facing a broken down heating system, it’s natural to panic.

First, rest assured that if you do have a severe problem with your system, we are here to provide quality furnace repairs in Hayward, CA and beyond. Fortunately though, there are some situations in which your furnace problem isn’t serious at all, and might be resolved pretty simply. Keep reading to learn about some troubleshooting tasks you can complete on your own, when and if your furnace fails you.

Ductless Heating Problems: Should You Repair or Replace?

January 23rd, 2017

Ductless mini split systems have become increasingly popular in recent years, due mostly in part to their high efficiency. They are durable and reliable heating and cooling systems that typically require very little by way of large repairs—so long as they are properly maintained and cared for.

However, no matter what type of home comfort system you have for your home, it is going to need a repair eventually. What’s important for you to know, is when your Danville, CA ductless heating problems warrant just another small repair, or complete replacement.

Is it Time For You to Get Your Ducts Sealed?

January 16th, 2017

With a good amount of rain expected this week, it’s time to start thinking about the quality of your indoor air. Rain tends to pick up allergens such as dust and pollen, affecting allergy sufferers and healthy homeowners alike. If those allergens make their way into your living space, you could have a problem on your hands. But that’s precisely what can happen if you have damaged ductwork.

Water Heaters: Should You Go Tank or Tankless?

January 9th, 2017

There are a few different options when it comes to choosing a water heater to have installed in your home. Gas-powered, electric, tank or tankless. Tankless water heaters have become increasingly popular in recent years, and for good reason. But they are not right for every home. Which is right for yours?

Is Your Furnace Experiencing This Disconcerting Problem?

January 2nd, 2017

Temperatures may not drop severely here during the winter, but still, when you experience temperatures as chilly as we do, a fully functional heating system is vital. If you haven’t done so already, the time is now to check your furnace for problems, particularly reduced air flow. Though it may not seem like a huge issue, particularly if you are still receiving warm air, but if you believe it’s less powerful than it should be you might be experiencing a problem that can turn into a larger emergency.