Kelly's AC & Heating

11/21/2020

On the left, is that happens when a secondary drain pan isn't supported correctly. I replaced the pan, and securely supported the new pan. Right side picture.

11/14/2020

Cameron Mitchell Restaurants have taken a major step forward in the battle against COVID-19 spread and just in time for the colder weather that will force us all inside. On Nov. 9, the restaurant group announced that iWave Air Filtration & Purification systems have been installed in all of their 19....

10/31/2020

How Often to Change Home Air Filters
It is a general recommendation that you should change your air filter in your home every 30 days when using less expensive fiberglass filters. High-end pleated filters can last as long as 6 months, but these typical guidelines assume average use and don’t take into account the size and type of filter.
As a general rule, you’ll want to replace pleated air filters and furnace filters in your home every 90 days. The longer the filter is in place, the more dirt, dust and allergens are trapped clogging the filter and decreasing their efficiency. If you answer yes to any of the questions below, you’ll want to replace your filter more often than may be recommended. Find out below if perhaps you should be replacing your filter more often than you may think.
Does anyone in your house have allergies and/or asthma?
According to the Allergy and Asthma Foundation of America (AAFA), “indoor air quality is just as important as outdoor air quality. Outdoor air can contain harmful pollution. But indoor air can actually be worse than outdoor air.” If there is an asthmatic or allergy sufferer in your home, they are much more sensitive to airborne particulates than those that don’t suffer. If you answer yes to this question, you’ll want to change your filter every 6 weeks to keep your indoor air quality at its best.
Do you have any pets?
If you are a cat or dog owner you know all too well that odor can build up after time and that shedding is at its worst during the change of seasons. If you’re a pet owner, you’ll want to change your air filter every 2 months, especially when winter turns to spring and summer turns to fall.
Do you have younger children?
When you have young children in your home, you want to keep your indoor air quality at its best. To keep your air quality under control and your home clean, you’ll want to replace your filter at a minimal interval of every 2-3 months.

10/26/2020

Winter is coming, is your heat pump ready to handle the heating demands??
Winter Tip #2
From K. Lacey Professional Services 512-680-0235
My Tip, when the morning is cold outside, turn the heat on. In a heat pump system, run the heat for 15 minutes. By doing so, it will allow not only the heat pump to run, but will also engage the heat strips. When that happens, the dust that has collected over the warm months on the heating coils, will be burnt off. You know that smell when the heat first turns on. After running the system, if no issues present themselves, then at this point your system is good to go. If your system seems to be having issues, please contact me.

10/26/2020

10/22/2020

Winter is coming, is your furnace ready to handle the heating demands??
Winter Tip #1
From K. Lacey Professional Services 512-680-0235
My Tip, when the morning is cold outside, to turn the heat on. Have the temperature set 5*F higher than what the thermostat is at. Let the system run for a good 15 - 20 min. There is a reason for this. A furnace has a lot of safety features built in. You letting it run, will allow the furnace to be tested fully. If there is an issue, please contact me.

10/20/2020

Call us to get your iWave! 512-680-0235.
iWave is an air purifying device that we install in your HVAC system. When air passes over the iWave, ions produced by the device, kills pathogens (viruses),mold bacteria. Allergens, particles, smoke & odors in the air are reduced, creating a healthy environment without producing any harmful byproducts.