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What Is the Best SEER Rating for a New AC?

What Is the Best SEER Rating for a New AC?

One of the most important factors affecting an air conditioner’s cost and performance is the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER). You’re probably thinking—what is the ideal SEER rating for your new AC?

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Tips to Extend AC Lifespan

Tips to Extend AC Lifespan

An air conditioner can generally be expected to last between 10 and 15 years, but there are some important things you can do to extend AC lifespan.

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Quick Guide to MERV Ratings and Air Filters

Quick Guide to MERV Ratings and Air Filters

Some of the most common questions we get from homeowners is about air filters and MERV ratings. In the summer, when allergy symptoms can be at their worst, people want to ensure that they’re using...

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AC Maintenance Tips for New Homeowners

AC Maintenance Tips for New Homeowners

Buying a new home is one of the most exciting—and possibly overwhelming—events in a person’s life. For those that have spent the majority of their adult lives renting a condo or apartment, it can be...

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A Ductless System can Replace a Window AC!

A Ductless System can Replace a Window AC!

Even homes that have central air conditioning might require an additional system to keep certain areas of the home cool and comfortable. For example, home additions or converted garages that...

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Benefits of a Ductless Mini-Split in Your Home

Benefits of a Ductless Mini-Split in Your Home

If you’re looking to upgrade your cooling system, remember that you’re not restricted to using a central air conditioning system. There are other options available and an increasingly popular system...

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Separating Furnace Myths From Furnace Facts

Separating Furnace Myths From Furnace Facts

Fahrhall Home Comfort Specialists has been in business for over 50 years and over that time our service technicians have seen a lot. At times, they’ve gone on a service repair call, only to discover...

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Furnace Tripped the Breaker?

Furnace Tripped the Breaker?

When a circuit is overloaded, the breaker trips to prevent damage. Your furnace should be connected to a dedicated breaker and ideally, shouldn’t overload the system. If your furnace tripped the...

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