Let’s set the record straight: it’s entirely normal for your outdoor heat pump to have a light layer of frost during winter. That’s because heat pumps are designed with a “defrost mode” to periodically clear away frost and ensure proper functioning. However, if it’s completely covered in ice for more than a couple of hours, it’s a sign that something is wrong and you may need heat pump repair.
Worried that your furnace is turning on and off too frequently? If your furnace keeps going on and off, it could mean one of two things:
If it is an especially cold day, your furnace may just be turning on and off frequently because your home is getting colder faster. If that’s the case, there’s no need to worry—your furnace is just doing its job. However, if your furnace frequently goes on and off and only runs for a minute or two, it’s short cycling. Short cycling is bad news for your furnace because it wears out important components and increases your energy bills.
In this blog, we’ll explain what to do before calling a pro and what causes your furnace to short cycle. Need a furnace repair ASAP? We can help!
We’ve all been there—the sun has set, the kids are in bed, and you’re just about to ease into a peaceful slumber when suddenly, you hear noises. It starts out as a faint sound, barely perceptible, but then, it grows louder and closer, almost as if something is pacing above your head. You freeze, your mind racing through a dozen scenarios. Is it just a house settling? A stray gust of wind? Or worse… is there something living in your attic?
If you’ve ever experienced the eerie sounds of something moving in your attic, you’re not alone. This is a common issue for homeowners, and the mystery of “What critter is that?” is one that keeps many of us awake at night. In this blog, we’ll explore the potential risks and damage pests in the attic can cause, the most common critters that might be lurking above your ceiling, and the best pest control company in San Antonio.
Ductless air conditioners (also known as mini-split ACs) can be a great option to cool a single room or your entire home. If you’re considering installing a mini-split air conditioner, the first thing you’re probably wondering about is how much one of these systems will cost. In San Antonio, the cost to install a single room ductless unit is $5k -$10k.
As the summer heat peaks in San Antonio, having a well-functioning air conditioning system becomes essential. However, if your A/C isn’t cooling as effectively as it should, it might be time for a recharge. Understanding the costs associated with recharging your A/C can help you make informed decisions. Here’s a detailed look at what you can expect to pay and why these costs can vary so much.
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