Category: HVAC Guides
Why Does My Furnace or Heater Smell?
A burning-dust smell the first time the heat comes on is normal and clears in an hour. A rotten-egg smell is not, and it means something different entirely. Here is how to tell the six common heater smells apart.
Read More →Why Your House Feels Humid With the AC Running in Metairie
The air conditioner cools the air but never pulls the water out of it, the house sits at sixty-five percent humidity at seventy-two degrees, and the cause is almost always the thing people assume is a strength: a unit that is too big.
Read More →Heating and Furnace Repair in Metairie: What Fails in a Short Winter
Metairie runs its heat for maybe eight weeks a year, which is exactly why it fails when you finally need it — the parts that sit idle for ten months are the ones that seize, and the short season hides the warning signs until the first cold snap.
Read More →Hurricane Preparation for Your Air Conditioner in Metairie
The full sequence, in order: what to do in May, what to do when a storm is named, how to shut down the night before, and the one restart mistake after the water goes down that turns an insurance claim into a destroyed compressor.
Read More →Whole-Home Generators in Metairie: What They Really Cost
Sizing, fuel, permits, placement and maintenance — plus the question everyone asks last and should ask first: will it actually run the air conditioning, and what does a soft starter save you on generator size?
Read More →Ready to Get Comfortable Again?
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