Home Cooling & Air Conditioner FAQ Guide

Many people have questions about their HVAC systems and air conditioning units, because they know that with the right changes and adjustments, they can noticeably reduce energy consumption and improve efficiency. Here at Galmiche & Sons, we have prepared this air conditioner FAQ guide, for people who are looking for this kind of information. Our AC FAQs will help you run your air conditioner more efficiently and keep you more comfortable all summer. For any questions which are not mentioned … Continue reading Home Cooling & Air Conditioner FAQ Guide

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Save Money with 10 Energy Efficient AC Tips for Your Home

It goes without saying that running your air conditioning will have an impact on your electric bill. The more you use it, and the harder it works, the more your electric consumption will go up. That said, we have put together 10 tips for more energy efficient AC use to help bring down your monthly electric bill, and give your wallet a bit of a break even in the highest heat of the summer. Energy Efficient AC Tips That Cost … Continue reading Save Money with 10 Energy Efficient AC Tips for Your Home

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Easy DIY Air Conditioner Repair

It can be very frustrating when your air conditioning unit has either stopped working completely or is still working but is not able to cool your home properly. It is not enjoyable to end up sweating inside your St. Louis home because of the sweltering heat outside. It can be hard to sleep, can cause children and loved ones to get irritated, and no one should have to suffer through that kind of discomfort for long. The best way to … Continue reading Easy DIY Air Conditioner Repair

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DIY AC Troubleshooting – How to Reset Your Unit

AC Troubleshooting | St. Louis Air Conditioning Repair Tips

When your St. Louis HVAC system is working properly, it blends into the background. You do not notice the temperature because the interior air is cool or warm enough to keep you adequately comfortable. Unfortunately, air conditioning can sometimes give out or temporarily stop working, and if this happens while the weather outside is hot, it can lead to a rather unpleasant experience. Fortunately, there are some AC troubleshooting tips that a home owner can try before having to call … Continue reading DIY AC Troubleshooting – How to Reset Your Unit

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Common Thermostat Problems that Can Cost You Money

Thermostat Problems | St. Louis HVAC TipsThermostat Problems

The thermostat is at the heart of every heating and cooling system. It senses what the temperature is and adjusts the heating and cooling system so that the people living inside the home are comfortable at all times. While this may seem simple, not everything is always smooth sailing. There are many thermostat problems that could affect comfort and energy costs. If your air conditioner, heater, or furnace malfunctions or simply does not seem to operating efficiently, and you have … Continue reading Common Thermostat Problems that Can Cost You Money

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What is a Multi-Stage Air Conditioner?

Multi-Stage Air Conditioner | St. Louis HVAC

Shopping around for a new air conditioner? You might want to consider purchasing a multi-stage air conditioner for your home or business. The main difference between a standard AC unit and a multi-stage air conditioner is the kind of compressor used in the system. The multi-stage air conditioner employs a variable speed air handler to adjust the air flow inside the home, so that you and your family can achieve the ultimate in comfort. How a Multi-Stage Air Conditioner Works … Continue reading What is a Multi-Stage Air Conditioner?

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Running Your Air Conditioner for Your Pets: What You Need to Know

Running Air Conditioner when Pets are Home Alone

We all want what is best for our furry friends, which is why we provide for them—be it food, water, toys, or shelter. We want them to be as comfortable as possible, so when it comes to your heating and air conditioning system, you should also take your pets into consideration. Read on for some tips for ensuring your pets are cool and comfortable while still running your air conditioner efficiently during the summer months. Common Air Conditioner Concerns for … Continue reading Running Your Air Conditioner for Your Pets: What You Need to Know

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Air Conditioner Costs: Comparing Initial Costs with Lifetime Costs

A lot of factors come into play when buying a new air conditioning system for the home or business. If budget is a huge factor, you need to know and consider all of your air conditioner costs before making the final decision. For more information and for help determining your air conditioner costs in the greater St. Louis area, contact the heating and air conditioning experts at Galmiche & Sons today! Upfront Cost Does Not Cover All of Your Air … Continue reading Air Conditioner Costs: Comparing Initial Costs with Lifetime Costs

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What to Do When Your Air Conditioner Breaks: Tips to Stay Cool with No Air Conditioning

It happens to the best of us. You decided to stay in over the weekend due to the extremely hot weather, only for your air conditioner to conk out just when you need it the most. So how do you cope with no air conditioning? No Air Conditioning? Keep Your Cool with These Tips While it is never fun to be without AC in the middle of a heat wave on a hot and humid St. Louis summer day, here … Continue reading What to Do When Your Air Conditioner Breaks: Tips to Stay Cool with No Air Conditioning

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Energy Saving Tips to Cool Your Home This Summer

Now that summer is in full swing, the hot, humid weather in St. Louis can be unbearable even if you have the air conditioner turned on. However, that does not mean that you and your family have to suffer during these hot summer days. Easy Tips to Cool Your Home Here are some of the things you can do to cool your home and keep everyone comfortable while saving money and energy this summer: Weather stripping your home – If … Continue reading Energy Saving Tips to Cool Your Home This Summer

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