by American Heating & Air Conditioning Co. | Nov 27, 2018 | Heating, Humidity
As the California Wildfires continue to spread around Los Angeles the humidity continues to plummet which creates a very dry climate to propel these fires. In nearby Burbank this week on Mid Day Friday temperatures were in the upper 60’s with a comfortable relative...
by American Heating & Air Conditioning Co. | Nov 9, 2018 | Air Conditioning, Heating
The growth of sales and installation of Ductless Mini-Split Systems has been exponential over the past 15 years. These systems have predominantly found in Europe and Asia but have really taken off in the United States because of the High Efficiency (up to over 30...
by American Heating & Air Conditioning Co. | Sep 17, 2018 | Uncategorized
Farmers Almanac is a yearly North American Weather Forecast that has been produced since 1818. It is published in Lewiston, Maine and is famous for its long range weather predictions and astronomical data. It also has comments on gardening, cooking, fishing and some...
by American Heating & Air Conditioning Co. | Aug 6, 2018 | Thermostat
In our industry there are many acronyms and terms that can confuse homeowners and make it very difficult to understand what is wrong with your residential air conditioning system. Terms such as capacitor, hard start kit, evaporators, thermostatic expansion valves,...
by American Heating & Air Conditioning Co. | Jun 26, 2018 | Uncategorized
As we get into the really hot days of the summer, we all want to have our air conditioning system run less but still be comfortable. When an air conditioning load (Manual J) is figured for your residence to determine the size of your air conditioning system for...
