AC and heating tips, maintenance guides, and answers to the questions homeowners ask us most. Written by our experienced HVAC technicians.
Central air near the coast wears in its own way. See what coil and compressor repairs cost on the Westside and how the diagnosis gets written up before work.
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Replacing a floor furnace in an older Westside home means choosing a new heater, then handling removal, permit and floor repair. Get the options quoted in writing.
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Replacing a gravity furnace costs more than a standard swap when old ducts and wrap come out. See what sets the price and how the quote is written.
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Replacing a forced-air heater on the Westside means choosing the system, sizing it to the ducts and pulling the right city permit. Here is what sets the price.
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A Westside crew that works on old bungalows, postwar houses and condos alike, books same-day most days and writes the estimate before any work.
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A Westside heating company that repairs and replaces, with the repair figures up front and a written quote before work.
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Comparing HVAC companies for a Westside install comes down to the quote. Here is what it should list for a bungalow, a mid-century house or a condo.
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Installed ductless prices on the Westside, what sets a central air number, and how to get it in writing.
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A tune-up is usually sold as basic upkeep. Here is what each step actually does for the air moving through your home, and why coil cleaning and drain clearing matter as much for your lungs as your electric bill.
Read MoreA musty smell, an unusually dusty room, water near an indoor unit. These are not just repair issues, they are signs your HVAC system may be undermining the air quality inside your home.
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Ductless and central systems cool a home differently, and they filter it differently too. Here is how each one handles particles, humidity, and wildfire smoke, and which fits a Westside home built without central ductwork.
Read MoreA great filter cannot fix air that bypasses it through a leaky duct, and sealed ducts alone still only deliver whatever the filter lets through. Here is how the two work together, and how to check both.
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Smoke from a distant fire settles into a home through gaps most homeowners never notice. Here is what your filter can and cannot catch, and the steps that actually protect your indoor air during a smoke event.
Read MoreSmart thermostats do more than save energy. Used correctly, the humidity reading and fan settings on yours can meaningfully improve the air inside your home, not just the temperature.
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