Indoor Comfort Is More Than Just a Meme We wrote about it in this white paper, but the office wars are still upon us. Whether it’s considered too hot or too cold, your employees may still be uncomfortable. What’s worse: employee productivity may be affected. Studies show that uncomfortable indoor temperatures have a significant impact on employee work output and morale. ... Continue Reading
HVAC at Home: The Connection Between Room Temperature and Sleep Quality
Air Conditioning Means More Than Indoor Comfort It isn’t just the seasonal San Gabriel Valley heat. Everybody, it seems, is having trouble sleeping. According to national statistics compiled from the National Institute of Health and the CDC, roughly 35% of Americans aren’t getting enough rest on a daily basis, defined as at least seven hours of shuteye. In fact, more ... Continue Reading
Indoor Hot and Cold Spots Mean It’s Time for an HVAC System Checkup
Inconsistent Indoor Temps Could Signal Airflow Problems Usually, residential customers notice it in a cold snap. Most of the house is warm and cozy, while one room feels like the North Pole. Usually, this is also the room that gets extra hot in the summertime, too. What gives? There are a few possible causes for these kinds of problems, the most common of which we ... Continue Reading
Forget How Much Your Family Enjoys HVAC, Because We Bet It’s YOUR PET Who Appreciates It the Most.
Comfort Matters, Even for Pets! Anyone with a cat, dog or other critter knows how important it is to keep our pets safe and comfortable throughout the year. That’s why we’re running a contest just for pet owners this holiday season: Hot Dogs & Cool Cats! Just share your most adorable picture of your pet getting cozy. The winner will receive $500, with an additional ... Continue Reading
Fans Can Up Your Comfort Level Without a Significant Uptick in Energy Costs
Fans Can Up Your Comfort Level Without a Significant Uptick in Energy Costs Homeowners in the greater Pasadena area can use a variety of fans all year round to increase the performance of their heating and cooling systems and generate greater indoor comfort. While they do not actually adjust your indoor air temperatures, they keep it circulating, which has a huge impact ... Continue Reading
