by John Magninat | Apr 1, 2025 | AC Repair, Air Conditioning
HVAC is prone to experience wear and tear as well as other mechanical problems. While some problems are quick and inexpensive to fix, others can be far more complex and costly. In certain cases, your HVAC system may even require full replacement, which can put a...
by John Magninat | Mar 11, 2025 | AC Repair, Air Conditioning
The city of San Antonio and the surrounding Texas Hill Country does not have a moderate temperature. One moment, the sun beats down here, humidity forms a bubble around your house, and you’ll shiver from a sudden temperature drop by the next day. This weather...
by John Magninat | Jan 22, 2025 | AC Maintenance, AC Repair, Air Conditioning, Maintenance
San Antonio has oppressive climatic conditions, and the average temperature in summer can exceed 100°F, which is way too hot for living. This imposes challenges on the residential air conditioning systems. The relentless heat and humidity bring up problems like frozen...
by John Magninat | Jan 16, 2025 | AC Maintenance, AC Repair, Air Conditioning, Maintenance
In the past, AC repairs often came with significant challenges. Technicians struggled to find replacement components for older systems, leading to long wait times and high costs. Diagnosing issues was a tedious process, relying on manual inspections and...
by John Magninat | Dec 31, 2024 | AC Maintenance, AC Repair, Air Conditioning, Maintenance
Whenever you experience frigid temps this winter or scorching heat next summer, your AC system becomes your most important home resource. But what would you do if it started to show signs of malfunctioning, like a sudden hike in your electricity bills, strange noises,...
by John Magninat | Jul 10, 2024 | AC Repair, Air Conditioning
When summer arrives with scorching heat waves, every establishment, including residential and commercial, depends on air conditioning to stay comfortable indoors. Though the purpose is the same, the AC systems in different settings, primarily residential and...
