What is the Best HVAC for Two Story Home?

With many St. Louisans living in houses with more than one level, it is important that you find the best HVAC for your two story home. Whether this is a zoned system or simply two separate systems, each have their pluses and minuses. When it comes to determining HVAC for two story home, there are several factors to consider to get the best results. At Galmiche & Sons, we are here to help our customers get the best deal possible … Continue reading What is the Best HVAC for Two Story Home?

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How to Choose a Replacement Furnace for Cold St. Louis Winters

The cold months are here, and in St. Louis people’s furnaces are working overtime. If your furnace is near the end of its lifespan, or you have been experiencing cold spots in your home, it may be time to consider a replacement furnace. Another sign you may need a replacement furnace is a sudden increase in energy or repair bills. A replacement furnace is a sizeable upfront investment, but the good news is your new system will be far more … Continue reading How to Choose a Replacement Furnace for Cold St. Louis Winters

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Ductless Mini Split FAQs: Everything You Need to Know About Ductless Heating and Cooling Systems

Ductless mini split heating and cooling systems are a fantastic method for maintaining a comfortable environment in your home. They also offer an efficient and environmentally friendly approach to heating and cooling. This is a very commonly used style of HVAC in the United States, but many folks are still curious about exactly what a mini split system is. We thought it would be helpful for our customers to have an easy to access list that covers some common ductless … Continue reading Ductless Mini Split FAQs: Everything You Need to Know About Ductless Heating and Cooling Systems

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Tired of Having a Cold House in Winter? Check Out Our Tips to Keep Your Home Warmer

Having to endure a cold house in winter is not something that anyone wants to deal with. When the temperatures are dropping outside and it is still chilly inside, it can be pretty frustrating. If you are experiencing a cold house in winter, there are some simple steps you can take to make your house warmer. A cold house in winter is not only uncomfortable, but it can also be dangerous for things like water pipes. Many of our tips … Continue reading Tired of Having a Cold House in Winter? Check Out Our Tips to Keep Your Home Warmer

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Propane vs. Natural Gas: How Do They Compare as Home Fuels?

Propane vs. Natural Gas for Fueling Your Home

As one of the leading HVAC companies in St. Louis, we often get asked: “What is better, propane vs. natural gas?” Both fuels have their uses, but as a consumer, it is important to understand their differences. When you are thinking about propane vs. natural gas for fueling your home or HVAC system, it is good to know what each fuel is exactly. Natural gas is made up of propane, butane, ethane, and methane. Propane is a component of natural … Continue reading Propane vs. Natural Gas: How Do They Compare as Home Fuels?

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How Much Does a New Furnace Installation Cost?

At some point, most homeowners will have to undertake purchasing and having a new furnace installed. When shopping around for options, it is wise to understand what a furnace installation cost will be. A new furnace is a substantial investment, so we like to encourage our customers to do their research and ask questions to their HVAC provider. One key piece of information to find out is what will a new furnace installation cost? Determining what you can expect for … Continue reading How Much Does a New Furnace Installation Cost?

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Understand Heating Systems with Our Home Heating & Furnace FAQs

Modern home heating systems are complex pieces of equipment that most of us take for granted. At Galmiche and Sons, we think it is good for customers to be in the know, which is why we are sharing some of our most common heating and furnace FAQs. We have been in the HVAC business since 1950, proudly serving the greater St. Louis area homes and business, which means we have fielded all kinds of heating and furnace FAQs from our … Continue reading Understand Heating Systems with Our Home Heating & Furnace FAQs

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Why is Your Heating Bill So High? There are Several Factors

When the temperatures outside fall, most folks see a rise in their heating costs. Why is the heating bill so high? This is a question we get asked a lot by frustrated customers who are paying high heating bills. From standard seasonal changes to poor furnace efficiency, there many reasons you are seeing a cost increase with your energy bills. If you find yourself scratching your head and asking, “Why is my heating bill so high?” Galmiche and Sons is … Continue reading Why is Your Heating Bill So High? There are Several Factors

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What are the Health Effects of Exposure to Indoor Air Pollutants & What Can You Do to Prevent It?

Indoor air pollutants are an unpleasant reality that all homeowners should address. Studies have shown that air inside a home can often be more polluted than the air outside. Indoor air pollutants can come from a variety of sources and have a negative impact on the people in your home. Educating yourself about the dangers of indoor air pollutants will help you take the necessary steps to improve the air quality in your home. Ensuring that the air in your … Continue reading What are the Health Effects of Exposure to Indoor Air Pollutants & What Can You Do to Prevent It?

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Are Indoor Air Contaminants a Problem in Your Home?

The quality of the air in your home is important. It is estimated that some 4.3 million people perish each year due to air pollution. One aspect of this statistic comes down to indoor air contaminants. Indoor air contaminants are things such as radon, viruses, bacteria, and volatile organic compounds, to name a few. These indoor air contaminants have a negative impact on a person’s health and can aggravate existing conditions or contribute to lasting health problems. Surprisingly, these airborne … Continue reading Are Indoor Air Contaminants a Problem in Your Home?

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