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Use Your Air Vent Covers to Maintain Indoor Comfort All Year Round

Did you know that closing air vents to unused rooms in your home will help you save energy and lower utility bills all year round? Call Air-Tro today for more tips on how you can get the most from your HVAC system. (626) 357-3535.

Two Common AC Problems You Can Do Something About

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Funny HVAC Advertising: From Underpants to Pugs, All in the Name of Air Conditioning

Who knew heating and air conditioning could be so entertaining? We collected some of the funniest HVAC commercials on the web right here. But for serious indoor comfort when it comes to your home or commercial property, call the experts at Air-Tro. For more than 40 years, we’ve been keeping Southern California comfortable. (626)357-3535

Because Movies and Air Conditioning Go Together Like Peanut Butter and Jelly: Facts about HVAC and Tom Hanks

Movies and HVAC have coexisted together since the beginnings of our industry. But you don't have to go to a theater to experience cool indoor comfort. Call the pros at Air-Tro for the best HVAC repairs, systems installation and service around. (626)357-3535.

Halloween Edition: HVAC Horror Stories

Scary stories abound when it comes to using sketchy HVAC companies...or too much baby powder. In honor of the season, here are a few we'd like to share.

Green Technology And the Changing Future of HVAC

Air-Tro heating and air conditioning experts are following the latest trends and research in green energy for your home and office. Many of these new technologies promise to change the future of HVAC systems.

Air Conditioning: The Secret History

Harper Lee perhaps described best the world before air conditioning in her classic novel about growing up in the South of the Great Depression. Her home in the fictional town of Maycomb was sweltering like much of the country in the summer of 1932. People cooled themselves with paper fans and glasses of lemonade. If you lived in a state like Alabama where temps regularly exceeded 100 degrees, you were plain out of luck during the summer months.