Houston HVAC Blogs

The HVAC industry is undergoing a significant shift in 2025 with changes to refrigerant regulations. Are you wondering if they will affect you? They will, it is just a matter of how and when. If you own a heating and cooling system – and who doesn’t in Texas, it's essential to understand these changes, why they are happening, and how they may impact your home's comfort and maintenance.

It seems like every time you turn around, something else in your life introduces a monthly subscription plan. It started with entertainment – so long Blockbuster, hello Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV – then it was groceries and food delivery, and now your HVAC system! Do these subscriptions really save us anything and are they worth the hype…let alone the money?

Maintaining your HVAC system is essential for ensuring comfort, energy efficiency, and longevity of the equipment. Regular upkeep not only keeps your system running smoothly but also helps prevent costly repairs and unexpected breakdowns.

Have you ever wondered why your house doesn’t feel as fresh in the winter as it does the rest of the year? That is because indoor air quality (IAQ) can worsen in the winter because our homes are sealed up to conserve heat. This traps pollutants like dust, mold, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) inside. It is important for us to be aware of IAQ, because ignoring it can lead to health issues like headaches, dizziness, and eye, nose, and throat irritation. It can also aggravate symptoms of existing conditions like asthma.

As the temperatures drop, heating costs can skyrocket, putting a strain on your budget. Finding ways to reduce heating expenses not only saves money but also helps conserve energy and reduce environmental impact. Here are five effective strategies to keep your home warm without breaking the bank.

It’s that time of the year and you are ready to turn on your heater for the first time. Before you do, you should perform a quick check of the system. Doing this ensures that it is safe to turn your system on – dust, debris, or leaks can create fire hazards or carbon monoxide risks. It also helps your system run more efficiently, saving you money and your system from being strained.

Below are a few things that you should check.

It is wintertime in Texas, which means we will have temperatures ranging from below freezing to flip-flop weather…all in the same day. These temperature changes can fool us into thinking we have plenty of time to prepare our homes for winter. However, the last few seasons have taught us that we don’t want to get caught with drafty doors when winter comes knocking.

Winter prep doesn’t need to take hours. In fact, here are five things you can do to prepare for winter that should take you less than an hour to complete.