A Day in the Life of an HVAC Technician: Daily Responsibilities and Challenges Your HVAC Technician Faces

Have you ever wondered what a day in the life of an HVAC technician looks like? While many enjoy the comfort of climate-controlled environments, few consider the skilled professionals who install, maintain, and repair these essential systems. HVAC technicians are the unsung heroes behind our comfortable homes and workplaces. From troubleshooting complex systems to ensuring energy efficiency, their day is filled with diverse and challenging tasks. We at Galmiche & Sons are proud of our HVAC technicians and we know … Continue reading A Day in the Life of an HVAC Technician: Daily Responsibilities and Challenges Your HVAC Technician Faces

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The Impact of Heat Waves on Your Air Conditioner Performance

It is no secret that climate change is bringing more severe and more frequent heat waves in St. Louis. As temperatures nearing 100 degrees start to look like the new normal, staying cool and keeping family members and pets comfortable has become a priority for St. Louisans. Improving air conditioner performance for optimal comfort is important. But you should know that heat waves can strain your AC and impact its performance. How, then, do you stay cool in the midst … Continue reading The Impact of Heat Waves on Your Air Conditioner Performance

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Do-It-Yourself vs. Professional AC Repair

If you are thinking about whether you can save money on professional AC repair by trying DIY repairs, think again. AC repair is a technical task; getting it right requires the right HVAC skills, tools, and training. Most technical maintenance on an AC is best left to the HVAC technicians at Galmiche & Sons. We have served St. Louis homes and businesses for over 70 years and provide a range of HVAC services, including AC repair, sizing, and servicing. Don’t … Continue reading Do-It-Yourself vs. Professional AC Repair

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Summer AC Tune-Up: What to Expect

An AC tune-up is a maintenance service that involves inspecting, cleaning, and adjusting your AC unit. It is done to ensure that your air conditioner is running at peak performance, diagnose minor repairs before they become major problems, increase your AC’s efficiency, and extend its lifespan. A summer AC tune-up is recommended for our particularly hot city to ensure your HVAC system is ready for the hot summer months. In St. Louis, Galmiche and Sons offers only the best HVAC … Continue reading Summer AC Tune-Up: What to Expect

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Essential Signs Your AC Needs Repair (Before You Are Left Sweating!)

As the summer approaches, a well-functioning AC becomes essential for comfort and health. Imagine the devastation when your AC quits on you in the middle of a scorching summer day. To avoid this from happening, repairing your AC beforehand is necessary for a comfortable and stress-free summer. Paying attention to tell-tale signs can indicate if your AC needs a repair. If you are looking for AC repairs in the St. Louis area, look no further than Galmiche & Sons. We … Continue reading Essential Signs Your AC Needs Repair (Before You Are Left Sweating!)

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DIY AC Maintenance Tips You Can Do Yourself

While annual AC maintenance from an HVAC professional is essential to keep your air conditioning unit operating effectively and efficiently, a few maintenance tasks are easily done on your own. Here are some DIY AC maintenance tips we recommend to St. Louis homeowners interested in tackling minor issues with their AC promptly and saving money on professional AC repair. If you would rather leave AC maintenance to us, we suggest you sign up for our HVAC maintenance agreement, which assures … Continue reading DIY AC Maintenance Tips You Can Do Yourself

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How to Maintain Your HVAC System When You Go on Vacation

When you go on vacation, there are a lot of important steps you should take to ensure your home is protected while you are away. Your HVAC system is among the things you need to think of when you go on a vacation. Here are some tips on how to maintain your HVAC system while you are away. For more HVAC hacks and tips to keep your HVAC system running efficiently, contact the experts at Galmiche & Sons. If you … Continue reading How to Maintain Your HVAC System When You Go on Vacation

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Ask an HVAC Technician: Answering Your Burning HVAC Questions

Serving the local residents since 1950, Galmiche & Sons is a leader among heating and cooling companies in St. Louis. Our HVAC technician is always ready to answer questions on HVAC systems, performance, and efficiency from St. Louis area home and business owners. Here are some of the most common queries we get and their answers. If you want to learn more or would like us to inspect your HVAC or install an energy-efficient unit, please call us at 314-993-1110 … Continue reading Ask an HVAC Technician: Answering Your Burning HVAC Questions

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DIY vs. Professional AC Maintenance

Some HVAC maintenance tasks are easily done at home. Others are best left to an HVAC technician. In this post, we make the case for both DIY and professional AC maintenance and help you understand what tasks can be done at home and which are best left to the professionals. To learn more or schedule professional AC maintenance in the St. Louis area, contact the experts at Galmiche & Sons today. Providing commercial and residential HVAC services throughout St. Louis, … Continue reading DIY vs. Professional AC Maintenance

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What Your Dirty Air Conditioner is Trying to Tell You

A dirty air conditioner is bad news. It can result in high energy bills and increase allergy and asthma symptoms. This is why HVAC experts recommend that you have your AC cleaned by a professional annually and replace filters every 3-4 months, or earlier. With regular maintenance, you can avoid the problems that arise from having a dirty AC and have any undetected issues with the unit fixed sooner rather than later. Galmiche & Sons is a trusted HVAC company … Continue reading What Your Dirty Air Conditioner is Trying to Tell You

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