The more you learn about your air conditioning system, the more likely you are to be a responsible owner of it. This goes with anything, a home, a pet, or even a car! That’s why we’re on a mission today to help customers learn about their HVAC systems so they can better understand the importance of both proper care and professional maintenance.
Getting AC repair in Shreveport, LA isn’t always simple, and the materials that are required can be intricate. Refrigerant leaks are a common occurrence, and we’re one of the best teams to get in touch with when you need a patch and recharge of your refrigerant line.
Today we’d like to dive into one of the more fascinating questions of AC technology, and something that many homeowners have wondered in the past. Why do we use refrigerant chemicals and not water? Keep reading to get the answer!
Grinding is never a good noise to hear. In fact, it’s one of the worst noises to hear! Not only is it so jarring and upsetting that it can completely and abruptly stop any conversation, but it also means that something is wearing down the internal components of your system. A grinding noise is usually made by two metal objects rubbing against each other and creating friction. Without proper lubricant or repairs, it’s just going to get worse.
It’s no secret that a lot of heating and cooling systems throughout our area rely on the use of refrigerant. This doesn’t really matter since we don’t come in contact with the refrigerant, until it starts to leak due to an unforeseen problem. First, we’d like to remind homeowners not to panic and alleviate your concerns about this material. Puron, specifically R-410A, the refrigerant that’s most commonly found in air conditioning systems today, is not toxic to inhale.
Spring is finally here, which means the countdown begins until the hot temperatures reach our area. It’s time to take your air conditioner out of retirement and start giving it the pep talk it deserves! All jokes aside, anything you can do now to prepare for the heat of the summer is going to serve you well. Spring is the perfect time to get ceiling fans installed, your ducts repaired, and even 
When you notice a crack in one of your plates, or a crack in your drywall, you probably take note of it for a later project and go about your day. Cracks and schisms aren’t really that big of a deal in most situations. Sure, they’re not good, but they’re not catastrophic by any means, right? Well, sort of.
It shouldn’t be a secret that all homeowners with gas furnaces, or any appliances that use combustion, should have smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Nowadays, you can even get both detectors combined into the same unit for added convenience. There’s really no reason why anyone should be fearful of a mishap in their gas furnaces, as long as they’ve got these detectors to help them and keep things safe.
There’s a very good reason that we’re considered the “doctor of home comfort” here in Louisianna. Any time you encounter a personal health problem, or some kind of family health problem, you the first thought in your mind should be to contact the hospital or your local doctor. Well, think of us as the doctor that can diagnose and heal your HVAC system.
We all want to save energy nowadays. We’re becoming more concerned about the environment and we are looking for ways to reduce our energy bills each month.
What’s the point of a vacation? No, we’re seriously asking you this question. While vacations can be fun activities at a theme park, or maybe the exploration of a new travel destination that you’ve always wanted to see, they’re ultimately a break. A vacation signifies a break from your day-to-day schedule, the work that you do, and it means you get to enjoy your life a bit more fully.
If you’re a restaurant owner or a chef, there’s one priority that sits above all the others—and that’s safety. Restaurants can be shut down by the local municipality for not following strict safety guidelines, so it’s important that your restaurant soar above and beyond what’s required by keeping your establishment safe and secure.
