Here at Capital City Heating and Cooling, we want to keep you healthy and comfortable! In an effort to expand our indoor air quality service department, we are now offering home energy testing.
What is home energy testing?
Home energy testing uses state of the art technology to determine a home's deficiencies. The purpose is to see how the mechanical equipment is affecting the home and how the…
With colder weather on the way, it is time to break down the reasons for getting a whole-house humidifier this winter. The warmer the air in your home is, the drier the air will be. A 35-50% humidity range is recommended for your home.
Negative Effects of Dry Air
A lack of moisture can cause irritation to skin, eyes, and nasal passages. For those with respiratory illnesses, dry air can make you…
The heating and cooling of your home isn’t magic. We take it for granted at times, but it is a complex system. Usually we don’t think twice about our systems, unless they stop working on a 100 degree day. But did you know that your system operates more than 3,000 hours per year? Having routine maintenance done on your system is important to keep it operating at the highest capacity.
Think about…
One of the most frequently asked questions we get is about what specific products we install. The answer is, whichever product you prefer. One of our team members will come out to your home or business to asses what you need and make recommendations. However, if there is a product that you know that you want- we can go ahead with that product. The decision is all yours. A few of the most common…
Have you heard horror stories of heating and cooling water leak stories?
If your air conditioner is located in your attic, you may want to consider a ceiling saver kit. We recommend this because air conditioners dehumidify the air and then releases that water through a drain. If that ever drain clogs, the condensation will overflow to your ceiling. A ceiling saver kit will protect you ceiling…
HVAC systems usually break down during the summer or winter months. The hottest or coldest days of the year will put a strain on your system. If you wait for your unit to break down and it is during one of the really warm or really cool seasons, you may have to wait for a replacement. Being proactive in replacing your systems is the best way to handle the situation. It's like buying a car. Do you…
News about COVID-19 is everywhere. There is so much to take in, but we want to make it simple for you. Keeping your family healthy and safe during the Coronavirus pandemic is important to us, too. Guidelines put in place have included staying six feet away from people and wearing face masks when going out in public. However, this virus is airborne and air conditioning units circulate air…
Keeping the air conditioning running smoothly in the summer heat is something most people rely on. If there is a problem, many people think they can try to fix it themselves to save some money. But, calling in a licensed and insured expert can be a priority in the following scenarios.
The air conditioner is blowing warm air
An experienced HVAC contractor will be able to determine the exact…
Do you want to have endless hot water while also conserving energy? Then a tankless water heater could be right for you. But, what’s the difference between a tank and a tankless water heater?
A traditional tank water heater functions continuously to keep hot water ready for whenever you need some. It uses natural gas burners or electric coils to warm 20 to 80 gallons of water in a tank. …
What should you know about the air that you are breathing? COVID-19 has everyone thinking about things in a whole new way. There is so much to try to navigate with this global pandemic happening. Masks and hand sanitizer have been a key focus, but what about indoor air quality? The reason for masks is because COVID-19 can travel in the air. Indoor air filtration systems can help keep the airborne…