Save Energy This Thanksgiving
From all of us at Interstate Heating & Air Conditioning, we wish you a Happy Thanksgiving! We hope that today is filled with joy, laughter, festivities, and of course, good food! Families across the country are scrambling to prepare their homes for friends and relatives. Whether you’ve got a handful of people coming over…
Keep Cozy This Winter with Electric Blankets
Cut Costs with Electric Blankets Whether you’re ready for it or not, winter is fast-approaching here in Oklahoma City. Nights are getting colder, and you may be wondering how you can keep warm without having to crank up the thermostat. Well, we’ve got a solution for you: electric blankets! By utilizing electric blankets in…
DIY Holiday Scents
Safe Holiday Scents for the Whole Family Around Christmas time, your home may be full of holiday scents – cinnamon, ginger, peppermint, rosemary, pine cones, Christmas tree, and the like. It may be tempting to buy every scent that encompasses the holiday season, however, it’s important to be wary about which products you purchase. Many store-bought…
New Year’s Resolutions: An Energy Savings Guide
Make A New Year’s Resolution to be More Energy Efficient It’s never too early to start thinking about your New Year’s resolutions. Change is something most of us are eager to dream about, however, very few see it through. We’ve all been guilty of making a resolution and not following it to the end,…
4 Reasons to Clean Your Chimney
When’s the last time you had your chimney cleaned? You likely haven’t turned to your chimney for extra warmth yet this winter, since we’re still experiencing rather mild weather. However, here in a few weeks, we’re expecting to see a drop in the temperatures; if you’re planning to use your fireplace, make sure your chimney…
Combat Dry Air & Sickness with a Humidifier
A Humidifier Can Improve Your Health With the weather acting so erratic these days, it’s hard to tell whether you’re going to need your furnace or your air conditioner, not to mention, your health may be in poor condition because of the dry air. It also doesn’t help that your furnace strips any remaining moisture…
How to Cut Air Conditioning Costs and Save Money | 8 Tips
Summer has officially begun! Are you ready for the rising air conditioning costs? With an increase in temperature comes an increase in your energy bill. Learn how to cut your air conditioning costs this summer with these 8 energy-saving tips. 8 Ways to Cut Air Conditioning Costs Every month, you should be changing (or…
How to Save Money on Your Air Conditioning Bill | HVAC Tips
As the summer temperatures continue to rise, so does your anxiety when it comes to air conditioning and electric bills. The easy solution for cooling off is cranking the A/C, but by following these simple guidelines you can be comfortable without having to break the bank. How to Save Money on Your Air Conditioning Bill Running…
Repair or Replace Air Conditioner? | Telltale Signs and Symptoms
Repair or Replace Air Conditioner???? Whether to repair or replace an air conditioner can lead to a bunch of question marks. That is, unless it’s failed completely, then the decision should be an obvious yes. But having to make a decision under time constraints can lead to a lot of frustration, and you won’t…
What to Do if You Have a Frozen Evaporator Coil | A/C Tips
Blog July 20, 2015|ThriveAdmin Book Service Now No Overtime Charges, EVER! It must seem quite strange to see a frozen evaporator coil when it is over 90 degrees out. Indeed, it may seem like a good thing – a frozen coil means icy-cold conditioned air, right? Unfortunately, frozen evaporator coils are a big indication that…
HVAC Terms and Definitions | A Short Glossary
If your air conditioner is nearing its end and you’re in the process of trying to find a replacement, it’s important to know the industry jargon. The more HVAC terms you know, the easier it will be to understand the different options available to you. These terms will help you decipher between the different types of…
Silent Home Invaders: Five Overlooked Indoor Air Pollutants
Radon, second-hand cigarette smoke, and carbon monoxide are commonly known air pollutants with seriously risky side effects. But, did you know the walls of your home could be contributing to the contamination of the air your family is breathing indoors? 5 Overlooked Sources of Poor Indoor Air Quality Here are five less obvious sources…