As we head into spring and summer, now is an excellent time to start thinking about what steps you need to take to set your home’s thermostat at the right temperature. Rick’s Heating & Cooling has compiled a short list of tips and tricks to keep your home cool and help you save money on […]
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How Often Should I Change My Air Conditioner’s Air Filter?
An air conditioner is a big investment, so we know that you want to make sure yours is working properly all summer long! In addition to scheduling regular air conditioner tune-ups to make sure your system is running smoothly, the easiest thing that you can do on your own to keep your AC in tip-top […]
When Should You Switch From Heat to Air Conditioning?
Every spring, the Ohio weather starts shifting from cold to hot. It’s around this time when many people turn on their air conditioner for the first time in months. Taking good care of your AC system requires a few steps before switching your thermostat from heating to cooling. Consider these steps before you make the […]
When to Turn on Your Furnace in Ohio
September in Ohio is always an exciting month. Football season begins, children go back to school, and fall is near. As the weather starts to cool, you may be opening up windows and enjoying the chilly air. You may even question whether or not you should turn on your furnace when temperatures drop at night. […]
How Does SEER Affect Air Conditioner Performance?
After time spent outdoors in the hot summer sun, many enjoy coming inside their cool, air conditioned home. Air conditioners are essential for many homeowners during the summer season and can create bothersome conditions if not properly performing. Air conditioning performance can rely on many factors, including poor airflow, duct leaks, lack of maintenance, and […]
2015 Ohio SEER Standards for Air Conditioners
If you’re in the market for a new air conditioner, you have probably heard about changing SEER standards. What does this mean, and how does it affect you?
