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July 29, 2025
What Size Mini-Split Do I Need? A Complete Guide
Making the switch from a traditional HVAC system to a brand new mini-split is a big change. There are plenty of questions you may be asking yourself, like “What mini-split brands are the best?”, “How much is installation going to cost me?”, and “What size mini-split do I need?” Choosing the right mini-split system can feel overwhelming, especially when terms

July 28, 2025
How an HVAC Dehumidifier Works To Improve Air Quality
Too much moisture in the air can make your home feel sticky, musty, and uncomfortable—even when the temperature is just right. That’s where an HVAC dehumidifier steps in. Whether you’re trying to reduce indoor allergens, prevent mold, or make your home more energy-efficient, installing a whole house dehumidifier can be a game-changer. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how

April 29, 2025
How Often Should You Change the Air Filter in Your House?
A reliable HVAC system means you can sit back and enjoy efficient heating and cooling at any time of the year. Enjoying the comfort that comes with your HVAC system is easy, but taking care of it is a significant responsibility. Part of HVAC maintenance involves regularly replacing your air filters to prevent clogs. But if you can’t remember the

April 29, 2025
When Is It Time to Replace Your Heating and Air Conditioning System?
Whether it’s cooling off during a summer heatwave or keeping warm during a winter cold snap, your HVAC system keeps your home feeling perfect around the clock. However, that comfort only lasts for so long, with well-maintained AC units typically lasting around 10 to 12 years, while heating systems, such as furnaces, last approximately 15 to 20 years. As your

April 4, 2025
Why Is My Thermostat Not Working? Common Issues & Solutions
Whether it’s the middle of summer or the chilly days of winter, your HVAC works hard to keep your home at the perfect temperature. Behind all the mechanisms lies the brain behind the operation: your thermostat. With direct control, you can change your temperature to suit your needs, but what happens when that control is stripped away? A broken thermostat

March 13, 2025
Heat Pump vs. Furnace: Which is Better for Your South Carolina Home?
South Carolina residents enjoy relatively warm weather. But when winter creeps around, temperatures dip, and heaters turn on. Homeowners may wonder which heating system is best for keeping their homes warm on those chilly nights. The two most common—and popular—choices among homeowners in South Carolina are heat pumps and furnaces. The next question usually is, “Which one is better?” The

February 5, 2025
What You Need to Know About the New HVAC Refrigerant in 2025
In the HVAC industry, innovations have significantly improved system performance and enhanced eco-friendliness. These advancements also apply to HVAC refrigerants. Traditionally, types like R-410A have served as reliable options for cooling our homes. However, as technology evolves, older refrigerants are being phased out in favor of newer alternatives such as R-32 and R-454B. While this may seem like a sudden

September 9, 2024
Heat Pump Not Heating Enough? 9 Common Causes to Look For
Your heat pump keeps you nice and toasty in your home when the weather outside is frightful. But when it stops working, it can be frustrating and uncomfortable. It may still turn on and circulate air, but when you hold your hand up to the vent you feel that the air is cold or lukewarm at best. What do you

July 15, 2024
What Causes Condensation on AC Vents? Expert HVAC Tips
On a hot summer day in Charleston when you’re just about to kick back to enjoy the comfort of your AC, the last thing you want is a surprise droplet of water splashing onto your face and ripping you from your relaxation. Condensation on your AC ducts may seem like an everyday issue, but this seemingly minor annoyance can be

February 23, 2024
Plumbing & HVAC Tips for Older Homes
Many people are drawn to the unique and historic architecture of older homes. These homes may be beautiful, but buyers must be prepared for the potential issues they can have. Many older homes were constructed with materials that are now known to be ineffective or dangerous, and this can manifest in plumbing problems. Additionally, when you buy an older home,