Cool Care Heating and Air Conditioning Blog: Archive for the ‘HVAC’ Category

Why You Shouldn’t DIY Install a Smart Thermostat: Reap the Rewards, Not the Regrets

Monday, April 8th, 2024

Smart thermostats are revolutionizing home comfort control. They offer features like programmable schedules, remote access, and even voice control, promising an idyllic blend of convenience and energy savings. While the idea of a DIY installation might seem appealing to save money, there are hidden pitfalls that can turn the dream into a frustrating—and potentially expensive—reality.

This blog post explores the reasons why leaving smart thermostat installation in Cypress, TX to a qualified professional is the wiser choice for a seamless transition to smarter home comfort.

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Don’t Ignore These Late Season HVAC Issues

Monday, March 11th, 2024

As spring brings a welcome relief from the cold winter temperatures, it’s easy to assume that your HVAC system can take a well-deserved break. However, this transitional period can reveal late-season HVAC issues that, if ignored, may lead to discomfort when you least expect it. In this blog post, we’ll explore common heating issues that can arise during the spring and emphasize the importance of seeking professional repairs to ensure your HVAC system remains in top-notch condition.

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Why Should You Care About a Damaged Furnace Heat Exchanger?

Monday, March 1st, 2021
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The short answer to this is, “it could be dangerous.” Give us a moment to elaborate on this.

We’re not surprised so many homeowners in our area choose a furnace for their heating needs. Gas furnaces are powerful and quite capable of keeping homes warm all winter long—no matter how brief and mild those winters usually are—this year has proven powerful heating systems are even more important!

Gas-powered heating systems are very cost efficient and make a great heating option for many reasons. However, like we said above, they can be dangerous. No gas-powered heater is inherently harmful, but if not cared for properly it could become so, risking carbon monoxide (CO) leaks and subsequent exposure.

This is more of a risk in an aging furnace, but can also happen in one with poor ventilation—read on to learn more!

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