AG Stone Mountain Heating & Air

11/11/2024

Happy Veterans Day from all of us here at AG Stone Mountain heating and air. Including my service manager(Marine).
Semper Fidelis

10/03/2024

Wanted to answer some questions I received in regard to the BioLab situation. Residential heating and air systems do not require outdoor intakes, so the system should be safe to operate. You should be able to run your AC system unless for some reason you have a fresh air intake attached to your indoor unit. 95% of residential units do not require fresh air intakes, that’s mostly just for commercial heating and air operation. Do recommend that you replace your filter weekly until this passes. If you have any questions or need assistance, please give us a call.
770-342-9271
404-284-9910

10/01/2024

Wanted to answer some questions I received in regard to the BioLab situation. Residential heating and air systems do not require outdoor intakes, so the system should be safe to operate. You should be able to run your AC system unless for some reason you have a fresh air intake attached to your indoor unit. 95% of residential units do not require fresh air intakes, that’s mostly just for commercial heating and air operation. Do recommend that you replace your filter weekly until this passes. If you have any questions or need assistance, please give us a call.

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas from our little company to everyone! Thanks for making us your go to for all you HVAC and Plumbing needs… 🎄⭐️🎁

12/08/2023

Furnace Friday

During freezing temperatures outside, the water lines in a home without a heating system will freeze in approximately three days if they’re sealed (turned off and unused)

The water in your pipes will freeze when its temperature falls below 32 degrees.

Keep the thermostat at a minimum of 68 degrees Fahrenheit. Make sure pipes are properly insulated.

11/10/2023

Furnace Friday!

Advice for proper care of your furnace :

Turn Off Power and Gas. Once a year you should take some time to perform a checkup on your natural gas furnace
Step 2: Clean Inside/Maintain Parts
Step 3: Clean/Repair Furnace Ducts
Step 4: Replace or Clean Furnace Filters
Step 5: Run/Test the Furnace.

While regular maintenance can lengthen the life of your furnace, it will not keep it running forever. Ultimately, furnace replacement is unavoidable. Be sure to replace your furnace when it is at the end of its life cycle and have your new furnace installed by a professional.

Call our office to have your furnace serviced.
770-342-9271

Office hours 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
We offer 24/7 emergency services

11/03/2023

FUN FACT FRIDAY !

It is no secret this winter is going to be cold here are some tips to help ensure a nice warm home without increasing your electricity bill.

-Lower Your Energy Bill Systematically with a Smart Thermostat
-Reduce Energy Costs with Smart Temperature Zoning
-Insulating/sealing your home better will improve efficiency

Call A.G to schedule a furnace check! You can reach our office at 770-342-9271 between the hours of 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

10/27/2023

FUN FACT FRIDAY!

When AC systems were first introduced, the output settings were measured in “Ice Power” – in other words, how many blocks of ice it would take to produce the same amount of cooling power. Now we call them AC units

10/16/2023

10/09/2023

The team of A.G Stone Mountain heating and air has put their creativity together in making our first ever scarecrow for the celebration of the McDonough square celebrating 200 years!

Voting starts today, Oct 9th and runs until Oct 26th. Ballots are at the McDonough Welcome Center, 5 Griffin Street, McDonough Ga 30253. The winners will be announced on Oct 28th.

We hope to have your vote!

Our scarecrow is located across the street from Gritz.

For all of your HVAC needs give us a call to get scheduled today! Our office hours are between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
770-342-9271

Thank you and happy voting!!

09/22/2023

FUN FACT FRIDAY!

Before air conditioning was invented, people used a variety of architectural styles to keep their homes semi-cool. One style, popular in the South, was the dogtrot house. This design featured a small cooking cabin separate from the main house but connected with an open-air corridor