Air Conditioning Prep
In the middle of such a fickle spring — 70 degrees one day and a rainy 40 degrees the next — your air conditioner may be the last thing on your mind. However, if you take care of your AC now, it will take care of you later.
In the middle of such a fickle spring — 70 degrees one day and a rainy 40 degrees the next — your air conditioner may be the last thing on your mind. However, if you take care of your AC now, it will take care of you later.
As the weather in Dayton, OH, gets colder, we turn our heating equipment up to fight the cold. However, we need to ensure that we’re getting warm the safe way.
For those of us with allergies, fall is one of the worst times for flare-ups. Ragweed dances through the wind, pollen coats our cars’ windshields, and mold thrives in the damp piles of leaves in our yards. Unfortunately, sometimes this beautiful season of vibrant tree colors and Thanksgiving festivities is eclipsed by the miserable sneezing, sniffling, and wheezing induced by the allergens.
Ohio temperatures are still hot, but this summer’s extreme heat wave finally seems to be cooling down. At this point, you might even be able to take a break from air conditioning and open the windows up for some fresh air on occasion. In the midst of anticipating the upcoming fall temperatures, however, don’t forget to maintain your HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) unit for optimal performance year-round.
With the summer temperatures reaching all time highs this year, you may already be dreading your next electricity bill. Other than turning off your air conditioning and suffering through this heat wave, you may not think there’s anything else you can do. Luckily for homeowners, there are a few energy efficient options to cool down your house while saving you money.