How a New Air Conditioner Can Save You Money

Buying a new air conditioner can be an intimidating decision. Air conditioners are a big investment, and that is before you account for the installation cost, the time spent on deciding, and everything else that goes into getting a new air conditioner installed. Still, it can often be the right choice, and there a lot of ways in which a new unit can save you a lot of money in the long term. One way to determine if it is … Continue reading How a New Air Conditioner Can Save You Money

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Attic Insulation and Your Air Conditioner

If you are like most people, you probably do not know whether your home’s attic insulation is in proper order or not. It can be easy to overlook insulation especially if you are not in the middle of remodeling or buying a new home — after all, the attic insulation is tucked away from sight, and you barely know it is there unless there is a problem. There is, however, one good reason to take a more active approach to … Continue reading Attic Insulation and Your Air Conditioner

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Save on Cooling Bills with Our Air Conditioner Maintenance Checklist

Your air conditioner accounts for a big chunk of your utility bills in the summer, so even a small loss in efficiency can turn into big spending. There are a lot of things that might be causing a loss in efficiency too — from leaks in your system to dirty air filters. Sometimes it is obvious what the problem is, but sometimes you will just notice the higher bills or that your air conditioner does not seem to be cooling … Continue reading Save on Cooling Bills with Our Air Conditioner Maintenance Checklist

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6 Effects of High Humidity on Your Home that May Surprise You

The effects of high humidity in the summer can spell trouble for your HVAC system as well as the air quality in your home. Not only can humidity increase buildup and strain on air conditioner parts, but it can also promote the growth of mold and bacteria, which contribute heavily to indoor air pollution. In St. Louis and the surrounding areas, the heating & air conditioning experts at Galmiche & Sons can help you prepare your air conditioner for the … Continue reading 6 Effects of High Humidity on Your Home that May Surprise You

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How Much Does a New Air Conditioner Cost?

If your air conditioner is getting up there in age or starting to lose a lot of its steam, it might be time to think about air conditioner replacement. You might be wondering though, how much does a new air conditioner cost? There are a lot of factors that influence how much a new air conditioner costs, but with some simple planning, you can get a good estimate of how much your new air conditioner is going to cost. Before … Continue reading How Much Does a New Air Conditioner Cost?

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St. Louis Air Conditioning: Experts in Repair, Replacement, and Maintenance

Since 1950, Galmiche & Sons has been providing St. Louis and the surrounding areas with air conditioning and heating services of the highest quality. From every day maintenance to big repairs and air conditioner replacement, we strive to help our customers get the most out of their air conditioners. HVAC systems can be tricky to maintain, and it is a real pain when they are not working right, so knowing where to turn for reliable expert service is a must … Continue reading St. Louis Air Conditioning: Experts in Repair, Replacement, and Maintenance

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Types of Central Air Conditioners

When it comes to comparing central air conditioners, there is a lot to consider. From the size of your home to your specific cooling needs, installing central air conditioning can be a complicated endeavor. The first question to answer, though, is what type of central air conditioner you need. With the right information though, you can make the best choice for your home, and be cool and comfortable for years to come. Most home central air conditioners last from 10-15 … Continue reading Types of Central Air Conditioners

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R22 Refrigerant Phase Out: What It Means for Your Air Conditioner

After 2010, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), together with many similar agencies internationally, determined that R22 refrigerant, commonly known as Freon, should be phased out. R22 refrigerant was previously the standard for air conditioners, but its use has since been greatly reduced. In fact, in 2010 there were 110 million pounds of R22 refrigerant in the US — by 2013 that was reduced to 39 million. Right now, the EPA plans to keep reducing this amount to 13 million pounds … Continue reading R22 Refrigerant Phase Out: What It Means for Your Air Conditioner

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5 Things to Know Before Adding Central Air Conditioning to Your Home

There are many advantages to central air conditioning, though the most obvious is its effectiveness at keeping your home cool. It is no small decision though. Central air conditioning is a big investment and can require a lot of work to install and maintain. That said, with the right HVAC service team, putting in central air can be a great investment that will keep you comfortable for years to come. In the greater St. Louis area, the heating & air … Continue reading 5 Things to Know Before Adding Central Air Conditioning to Your Home

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A Guide to Ductless Air Conditioners

Guide to Ductless Air Conditioners in St. Louis

There are many reasons why you might be considering ductless air conditioners for your home or business. From restoring historic houses that cannot be re-done with ducts, to supplementing central air in a larger space, ductless air conditioners can be a powerful addition to your HVAC system. If you live somewhere that does not allow air conditioners with ducts, but you want to boost the cooling power in your space, ductless air conditioners are almost surely the way to go. … Continue reading A Guide to Ductless Air Conditioners

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