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Why Your Heat Pump Isn’t Heating
November 27th, 2017If your heat pump isn’t keeping you warm, read on to find out why.
Why HVAC Preventive Maintenance Can Keep Your Newborn Healthy And Comfortable
November 23rd, 2017New parents have a whole new set of worries when it comes to bringing their newborn home. Indoor air quality shouldn’t be one of them. Proper HVAC preventive maintenance keeps your home’s indoor air clean and healthy for everyone, including a newborn. Before your newborn makes his or her appearance into your lives, call Douglas […]
National Lung Cancer Awareness Month – 3 Tips To Keep Indoor Air Quality High
November 16th, 2017According to the American Cancer Society, lung cancer is the second most common cancer in Americans today. Close to 14% of new cancer diagnoses are lung cancers. In fact, more people die of lung cancer each year than any other cancer. There are a few ways you can reduce the risk of lung cancer in […]
Do I Need a New Furnace?
November 13th, 2017Replace your furnace if it’s doing these things.
Why Did My Coils Freeze Up On My HVAC System?
November 9th, 2017Winter’s in full swing, and you might have noticed some issues with your HVAC system malfunctioning or not working at all. Poorly maintained heating and cooling systems suffer tremendously when colder temperatures hit. A product of severe weather is a frozen HVAC system in your home. More specifically, you could have frozen HVAC coils that […]
Do You Know What Your Carbon Footprint Is? Here’s How To Reduce It With Your HVAC System
November 7th, 2017A household’s carbon footprint is becoming a growing concern among American homeowners. The electric and fuel-consuming appliances and systems in your home all have an environmental impact. Central heating and cooling systems contribute to a home’s carbon footprint – as they operate, they consume fossil fuels and emit carbon into the atmosphere. New HVAC system […]
What Do You Do if Your HVAC System Floods?
November 2nd, 2017After a flood, there can be damage to multiple areas of your home and property. Wrecked siding, soaked drywall, and carpets coated in mud are just a few catastrophes that come with a flood. What isn’t always visible is the devastation that can happen to your HVAC system after a flood. An HVAC inspection is […]
Troublesome Signs to Watch for to Help Keep Your Furnace Running Longer
October 31st, 2017When it’s thirty degrees outside, the last thing you want is your furnace to die. There are several ways to know if your furnace needs repaired or replaced before bad weather arrives. Be prepared for winter with HVAC maintenance and get some peace of mind. Douglas Cooling & Heating will efficiently manage your heating and […]
Is It Time for a New Water Heater?
October 30th, 2017Not sure if you need to replace your water heater? Read this to find out!
