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Understanding HVAC Capacitor Failure

An HVAC capacitor is a critical component of your heating and cooling system, essentially serving as the spark plug that jump-starts the motor. Keeping your HVAC system in top shape is crucial for consistent comfort, especially in San Francisco’s diverse climate. So what happens when the HVAC capacitor fails? Discover the causes of this problem and what you can do about it.

Solving the Mystery of Sweating AC Vents

Have you noticed moisture collecting on your AC vents? It can be concerning to see sweating AC vents, especially when you don’t know what’s causing it. In this blog post, we explain why your AC vents might be sweating and how we can help address this issue.

Which Commercial AC Is Right for You?

Commercial air conditioners are often larger than residential ones since they need to cool more expansive spaces. These high-powered units are ideal for shops, warehouses and other establishments. The right heating and air conditioning system can ensure the comfort of the occupants of your building. It will also protect the equipment necessary for your business. Here are tips to help you choose a commercial AC.

4 Common Signs of a Faulty or Failing AC Sensor

Air conditioning systems have sensors that read the temperature of the air that enters the evaporator coil. They help your equipment reach your desired temperature and effectively cool your living space. When these sensors malfunction, your home’s comfort could suffer.

Debunking Popular Summer Home Cooling Myths

Keeping your home cool and comfortable becomes a top priority as the heat of the summer season starts to rise. But did you know that several cooling misconceptions could be causing you to waste energy and money? Read on as Schmitt Heating and Air Conditioning debunks common home cooling myths.

Keep an Eye out for These 6 HVAC Contractor Red Flags

Hiring a reputable HVAC contractor is crucial for maintaining a comfortable and efficient living or working space. However, with so many options out there, it can be challenging to know who to trust. As an experienced HVAC company, Schmitt Heating & Air Conditioning explores six red flags to watch out for when hiring a contractor for your heating and cooling needs.

HVAC Considerations for Your Home Addition

Investing in an addition allows you to create a better, more spacious home while meeting the changing needs of your growing family. Like most renovations, it requires careful thought and planning. Apart from learning about the potential timeline and budget to get it done, you’ll have to consider the type of HVAC setup that will best fit your home addition. This decision, after all, will have an impact on your home’s overall heating and cooling needs.

How AC Maintenance Can Help Ward Off Spring Allergies

We’re all so excited for the spring weather and flowers to arrive in San Francisco, CA. But did you know that this change of season can also trigger allergies? That’s why it’s smart to maintain your air conditioning system before temperatures rise. It’s always better to be prepared and protected against allergens.

With proper maintenance practices for your HVAC system, you can lessen seasonal allergies and their symptoms. Continue reading as Schmitt shares how AC maintenance can help in this regard.

7 Ways to Cut Down Commercial HVAC Energy Loss

San Francisco, CA, businesses understand the importance of keeping their HVAC systems running efficiently, as it can drastically reduce energy loss caused by outdated equipment, inefficient thermostats or poor insulation. Many companies in the city rely on commercial San Francisco HVAC contractors for regular maintenance and repairs. But it is also important to keep in mind that there are other ways you can minimize losses for your business.

In this blog post, Schmitt discusses seven ways to cut your commercial HVAC costs to ensure you get the most out of your heating and cooling system.

3 Signs It’s Time to Schedule Heating Repairs

Even the best HVAC systems suffer wear and tear, but that doesn’t mean you should wait out before the problem starts impacting your home’s indoor comfort. Local HVAC service contractor Schmitt Heating & Air Conditioning discusses the four signs you’re due to schedule heating repairs.