Over the years, we’ve fielded a lot of questions from our customers. One question we get a lot is whether they should install ceiling fans – or use them if they already have them – if the air conditioner is running.
Read more →Breathing the air enclosed inside your home may not be as good for you as you think it is. Science is showing us that indoor air quality is a huge issue. Surprisingly, the very items that make our homes feel comfy, cozy, may be bad for the air you breathe.
Read more →Don’t be afraid! We truly believe that there is no such thing as a dumb question. If you aren’t a trained HVAC professional, or you haven’t worked in the business, how would you know about this specialized equipment? It’s good to ask questions.
Read more →Nowhere in the world is there a team that’s more fun to watch than the Savannah Bananas. Since Air Therm is a company that believes everyone should have a little fun, we are proud and loyal supporters of this unique and amazing team.
Read more →When we walk into our homes, we breathe easier. It’s as if walking through the door puts us into an atmosphere of rest and relaxation, cutting away the tight bands of stress and allowing us to expand our lungs.
Read more →The debate focuses on the amount of energy used. Does it take more energy to turn the air conditioner off while you’re gone throughout the day and then turn it back on when you come home?
Read more →Savannah’s intense heat and humidity requires air conditioning to be comfortable, but you know that the more you run the air conditioner, the higher your utility bills.
Read more →After the first shipwrecked indentured servants came in 1734, more and more Irish came. They sought religious freedom and land of their own. Once they got settled, they wrote to their family members and invited them to come, too.
Read more →While only 2.6% of the mechanics, techs, and installers in the industry right now are women, that number is expected to grow. More women are going into technical fields, but they also own and manage HVAC businesses. Some are engineers who are advancing the technology of heating and air cooling.
Read more →We bet you know what LOL means, or that you’ve at least seen it sprinkled in text messages or email missives. (If you don’t know, LOL is an internet slang term that translates into “laughing out loud.”)
Read more →A mini-split is a term that refers to ductless air conditioners. If it seems like an odd name, we’d have to agree, but it came about because ductless systems are small units (mini) that are split into two distinctive parts: An indoor air handler and an outdoor condenser.
Read more →In 1885, Congress passed a law that guaranteed that all Federal employees would be paid for all official legal holidays, so now, Washington’s birthday was a paid day off.
Read more →Sometimes, we ignore those who matter most to us. We’re busy. They’re busy. Work interferes with play time. Life intervenes with unexpected demands and puts a crimp in our schedule.
Read more →No looking ahead, please, but answers are provided after you’ve answered all the questions.
Read more →Owning an air conditioner is a great luxury that we often take for granted…(that is until it’s not working and you need to call Air Therm to fix it!)
Read more →If you’re an organized person, you might be just about ready to file your 2022 taxes. You may be just starting to pull together your forms and reports with your own deadline of March 1st. Even if you’re a “hot mess” and wait until the very last hour to mail your taxes, you’re probably hoping for a refund.
Read more →January 1st is a time to “start fresh.” It’s the rolling over of the calendar year and a time when people make resolutions to live better. New Year’s Day is also the beginning of a new year of laws and legislation.
Read more →Do you have insurance on your car? (You probably do since some form of car insurance is mandated to drive legally in all 50 states, and 215 million people comply.) More than half the population owns life insurance. A whopping 93% of homeowners pay on policies that protect them from the devastating financial loss in case of fire, theft, or burglary of their homes.
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