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How to Get Your Furnace Ready for the Heating Season
October 16th, 2017Learn how to get your furnace in top shape for the heating season with these tips.
Birmingham Posts
Make Sure You Schedule Maintenance for Your Heat Pump This Fall
September 4th, 2017Have a look at the benefits of scheduling maintenance for your heat pump this fall.
The Single Most Important Thing You can do for Your Heat Pump
June 26th, 2017Keep your heat pump in the best possible shape with this one step.
Douglas Cooling & Heating Has Been Given the Expertise Award!
June 21st, 2017We are proud to report that Douglas Cooling & Heating has officially been awarded the Expertise Award for being the Best HVAC Professionals in Birmingham 2017! Expertise.com is a site dedicated to providing information on the best professional contractors in each U.S. city to customers, so that they can make informed decisions about who to […]
Why You Should Consider Installing a Whole House Generator
April 17th, 2017Keep your home safer during power outages with a whole house generator.
Should I Replace My Water Heater This Winter?
December 12th, 2016Suddenly finding yourself without hot water in the middle of winter is not something you probably want. If your water heater is not up to the task of providing you with hot water through one more winter, you should replace it now before it fails completely.
Which Water Heater Type is Best for You?
October 31st, 2016The type of water heater that you install in your home is going to have a pretty significant impact over the next decade or so. So, it’s a good idea to make sure that you select the best possible water heater for your needs.
How Short Cycling Can Destroy Your Furnace
October 24th, 2016Is your furnace turning on and off every couple of minutes? If so, it’s probably short cycling.
Do I Ever Need to Refill My AC Refrigerant?
September 12th, 2016We get this question a lot, even late in the summer when a lot of people have already scheduled their air conditioning maintenance. Most people have no idea how refrigerant works, because it’s not really necessary to know how it works to use the air conditioner.
