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When your HVAC system is having problems, below are some troubleshooting tips you can try before calling in the professionals. #1 Before you assume your HVAC system is malfunctioning, make sure your thermostat is set correctly. For instance, it’s easy to forget to...

The U.S. Department of Energy recommends setting your thermostat to 78 degrees in the summer. That can be a tall order in the Houston heat. But each degree above 72 can save you up to 3% on your cooling costs. That’s 18% in savings at 78 degrees. To make the...

Water dripping from your attic is definitely an unwelcome surprise. What should you do?  First, shut the system off. Next, clean up any water and be prepared for the possibility of more. Third, verify that your air filters are clean; if they aren’t, replace them...

You can improve your home’s indoor air quality by minimizing your use of irritating products, improving filtration, and improving ventilation. Minimize Irritating Products #1 Use fragrance-free products for cleaning and washing to minimize risk to those with allergies...

You can improve your home’s indoor air quality by using these proven strategies: preventing pollutants from entering, capturing allergens, and preventing allergen growth. Prevent Pollutants from Entering #1 Remove your shoes and boots at the door. If you use a shoe...

Use a circulating or ceiling fan. A fan’s wind-chill effect makes the room much more comfortable. Using fans in your occupied rooms can allow you to raise your thermostat by up to 4 degrees without feeling uncomfortable. Just remember to turn the fan off when you...