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…
Leaking Ductwork and Air Quality
Aging, Deteriorating and Leaking Ductwork According to the U.S Department of Energy, ductwork leakage is a significant problem that contributes to energy waste, reduced comfort, poor indoor air quality, and…
It Takes More Energy to Heat a Home
Summer is over and so are those crazy high utility bills right? Did you know it takes more energy and costs more to heat a home than to cool one.…
Skylight Hot Air Balloon Festival
BEST FAMILY FRIENDLY EVENT AROUND! Come visit the TemperaturePro Booth to WIN great prizes and treats for the kids. 16765 Lookout Road in Selma , Texas 2018 Skylight Balloon Fest…
October’s DIY HVAC Care
HVAC Maintenance by the Month – October’s Readiness Tips: Pumkins and pumpkin flavored foods are here so Fall is officially here. If your A/C made it through the heat, now…
How much is a home air conditioning and heating system?
Variables in the Selection of a New A/C and Heating System The first question people ask is “How much does a new A/C cost?” Like when buying a car, an engagement…
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)…
Income Based Lease-to-Own Options – no credit check!
Microf offers hassle-free rental purchase options making ownership of your residential heating and cooling system EASY! Microf was established in 2010 to accommodate the growing demand for more flexible options…
Single Stage or Variable Speed A/C Units?
Single, Dual, or Variable Speed A/C Systems? If you have been told you need a new air conditioning system and you are researching the various types of A/Cs, it is…
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…
