What Temperature Should I Set My Thermostat to in the Summer and Winter?

Thermostat Settings

Throughout the year in Indianapolis and across Central Indiana, the temperature will fluctuate from hot and humid in the summer to frigid and below-freezing in the winter. If you’re constantly adjusting and cranking the temperature on your thermostat, it will lead to higher-than-expected utility bills and overall frustration and discomfort. Finding ways to keep your house cool in the summer … Read More

Why Ductless Mini Splits are Perfect for a Three-Season Room

Outside Patio

With a “3-season room,” you have the perfect place to enjoy the beauty of the great outdoors with your loved ones.  In the spring and summer, you can sit out with a book or open up a few of the windows to enjoy the breeze. You can watch the beauty of a thunderstorm while staying safe and dry. Then, in … Read More

Quick Fix or Costly Repair? It Might Be Time for A Replacement

Air conditioners work hard to keep your home cool and comfortable as the temperature outside warms up. This hard work can really take a toll on your unit and results in wear and tear on the unit. Most issues can be identified with a yearly spring clean and check, but what happens when the unit is a little too far gone? How do you know when it’s more cost efficient to buy new than it would be to repair? Here are some tips to help you decide whether to replace or repair.

No 2014 HVAC Tax Credits: How to Save Anyway

For the past several years, the federal government has been encouraging Americans to buy new, energy efficient furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioners and other HVAC equipment. But as more and more folks upgraded their systems, the need for the tax credits was reduced with every passing year. Now, in 2014, the Energy Efficiency tax credits have been eliminated. This move … Read More