Most homeowners in California are also furnace owners. The longevity of a furnace depends mostly on the type of motor it uses. And of course, furnaces last longer and run better if they're properly maintained. Read more to learn about the different type motors and how long your furnace should last. If you have any more questions about furnaces, call the air pros you can trust at Air-Tro at (626) 357-3535.
Did you know that there’s a right way and a wrong way to install an air conditioner? Sadly, the wrong way can lead to higher utility bills, outright system failure and real safety hazards. Get peace of mind. Make sure you always have a certified HVAC technician handling your heating and cooling equipment. Call Air-Tro for more information. (626)357-3535.
Like any technology, heat pumps come with their own set of advantages and drawbacks. Understanding these can help you decide if a heat pump is the right choice for your commercial property. See our infographic for a high level overview of heat pump pros and cons.
Today’s HVAC technologies are focused on providing greater indoor comfort while using the lowest amount of energy possible. Air-Tro trains its technicians in all these advancements in more, so we can help you do more for less. Call us today for all your heating and air conditioning needs. (626)357-3535.
Did you know the Netherlands has harnessed wind power for many of their commercial buildings? Or that the United Arab Emirates uses desiccant cooling to maintain indoor comfort on humid days? HVAC is a changing industry, and Air-Tro is dedicated to providing the latest technologies for our Southland customers. Call us today at (626)-357-3535.
Commercial property owners know that keeping operational costs low is mission critical. That’s why regular maintenance is so important for your HVAC equipment. Avoid the big three heating mistakes we see with commercial furnace maintenance, and you’ll ensure your system is at peak performance and using as little energy as possible all winter long. Call Air-Tro today for more information on best practices for your commercial HVAC system. (626) 357-3535.
