AC & Heating Equipment Care and Repair
AC & Heating Equipment Care and Repair (Because Replacement May NOT Be an Option) Being in the AC industry, I occasionally hear homeowners say, “I’m just going to let my…
Single Speed or Variable Speed Compressor Technologies?
Single Stage, Two stage, or Variable Speed A/C Compressors? If you have been told you need a new air conditioning system and you are researching the various types of A/Cs,…
How an Air Conditioner Works | The Refrigeration Cycle
How an Air Conditioner Works | The Refrigeration Cycle How an Air Conditioner Works | The Refrigeration Cycle How Does an Air Conditioner Work? There are two laws of physics…
Tips to Conserve Energy & Save Money
TemperaturePro AC & Heating recommends following these CPS Energy tips. Taking actions like these during hot weather helps conserve energy and saves you money on your utility bill: Set your…
CPS offers A/C Rebates
4 Reasons why you should replace a failing A/C system that is 10 years or older. CPS Rebates are available on SEER 15+ A/C systems. Download the CPS rebate form -…
Why Can’t I get an AC/Heating Replacement Price Quote Over the Phone?
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SEER, Tons & CFMs – Oh my!
When shopping for a new AC/Heating System, you’ll hear the terms SEER, Tons & CFMs frequently tossed around. In the AC & Heating industry, tons refers to the size of…
Is Your A/C 10 years or Older?
Original heating and air conditioning systems that are 10 years and older use “Freon” refrigerant. In 2010, the EPA banned the production of systems that use of R22 refrigerant also…
9 Important A/C Facts To Remember
9 Important A/C Facts To Remember Reposting from the CPS newsletter When you’re contemplating replacing your A/C unit, consider these numerical stats below to help you decide: 10-15: The average lifespan (in years)…
Clogged A/C Drains
Humidity Removal Did you know your A/C can remove from the humid air around 5 gallons of water per HOUR during the summer season? Where does that water go? Hopefully down…
