Many homeowners get their energy bill each month and simply send in a check without thinking twice about the amount. When a family likes having a warm and comfortable house, it’s easy to just set the thermostat to 72 degrees or higher and not think about it again until spring and the weather is warm enough to either not use the heating system at all, or it’s time for air conditioning. But what…Read More
One of the reasons why furnaces stop working, or stop functioning efficiently, is the pilot light. If you haven’t heard the furnace kick on in a while, or it doesn’t stay on, you may want to consider calling the heating experts at All Air Heating & Cooling. Our HVAC technicians have worked with a range of makes and models of furnaces and we can quickly diagnose the issue and will have your…Read More
In any home, when the AC stops working or the furnace quits blowing warm air, a sense of dread comes over the homeowner thinking about having to pay for HVAC repair or worse, a full installation of a new system. But before you start thinking about how to pay for the worst, there are a few things that you could do yourself to diagnose and potentially fix the issue. There are a lot of parts within t…Read More
It always seems like on the hottest day of the year that your air conditioner decides to quit and shut down, leaving you and your family to struggle through the heat. Even on days when the weather isn’t extremely hot, we’re sure everyone would appreciate the ability to control the temperature in their home. Without this control, you may have a hard time sleeping, irritability rises, and there …Read More
The technicians at All Air Heating & Cooling understand that no one enjoys having to shop for a new AC unit, but if the air conditioning isn’t working in the heat of summer, it must be done. So if you had a hard time making the decision to purchase a new AC unit, it might be even harder trying to find a system that is right for your family and home. It may seem like a simple process, but the…Read More
Spring is right around the corner, meaning it’s almost that time of year where we’ll turn on our home’s air conditioner for the first time in 2018. A lot of us take our air conditioners for granted, not really thinking about who was responsible for the frosty goodness we feel in our buildings during the warmer months. All Air Heating & Cooling Services, LLC., in Fredericksburg, Va., is p…Read More
Maybe you’re building a new home, or maybe you’re looking for a new way to cool your home during another swampy summer in Fredericksburg. Whatever the case, you have plenty of options in terms of HVAC systems! In this blog, the folks at All Air will explore the most common types of air conditioners. The more you know, the better choice you can make for your home and your budget! 1. Central Air…Read More
The weather hasn’t been too bad here in Fredericksburg—with mild temperatures and a little bit of rain here and there, it almost feels like spring in the Mid-Atlantic! While there’s probably another three or four feet of snow to come in the next month, it’s certainly not too early to start thinking about the spring season—and spring cleaning. There are plenty of ways to tidy up your home…Read More
Winter is on its way. With dipping temperatures and less sunlight, your home will get cooler and cooler and it’ll be time to turn on the furnace before you know it. But if your furnace isn’t ready to go for winter, you could be left out in the cold. In this blog, the Howell HVAC team at All Air will show you signs that your furnace needs to be repaired. Once you know the signs of furnace troub…Read More
Fredericksburg weather might be delightful now, but temperatures will soon dip mid-Atlantic cold snaps will set in. That’s right—winter is coming, and there’s nothing you can do about it. You might not be ready for the cold yet, and that’s okay—but your home should be. From the Fredericksburg HVAC professionals to you, here’s a to-do list of tasks to complete so your home is ready for …Read More