HVAC Tips
Two hours after installation: office temperature dropped from 88°F to 78°F without touching the thermostat. Every afternoon, the western desert sun blasts Mohave County windows
Two hours after installation: office temperature dropped from 88°F to 78°F without touching the thermostat. Every afternoon, the western desert sun blasts Mohave County windows
118 °F on the driveway | Horizon Air arrives with fully‑stocked trucks. When midnight lows stay above 100 °F, an AC breakdown becomes a health emergency—not just
A failing 2008 system can guzzle 40 % more power than today’s SEER2 heat‑pumps. When July temps hover above 115 °F, “maybe it’s time” becomes do it now for
A quick AC check-up in early July can prevent a 120°F meltdown later. When the Mohave Desert laughs at 110–120 °F afternoons, a running air-conditioner
Quick fact: In the Mojave Desert, 25 – 40 % of the cool air your AC produces can vanish into the attic before it ever
Arizona AC costs don’t have to fry your wallet. A modern smart thermostat—combined with a desert-specific schedule—can shave 15–25 % off June-to-September power bills. Below
Nothing ruins an Arizona afternoon faster than a dead air-conditioner. The good news? Most units whisper for help long before they flat-line. Learn the five
When the forecast laughs at 110 °F +, your air conditioner shifts from “nice-to-have” to “non-negotiable.” Yet the same desert dust (and blazing sunshine) that