Tips - All-Temp Heating & Cooling

Should You Schedule Professional Maintenance For Your Air Conditioner In The Spring?

Written on March 29, 2024. Posted in Heating and Cooling, Tips.

It’s finally here. Springtime at last! With a refreshing change in weather, there is a renewed focus on home comfort. In the neighborhoods of Staunton, VA, homeowners are eagerly...

Mastering Winter Warmth: Factors Shaping Heating Efficiency in Staunton Homes

Written on November 22, 2023. Posted in Heating and Cooling, News, Tips.

Factors Affecting Your Heating System’s Performance As the vibrant leaves of Staunton, VA, transition to a golden hue, and the brisk air reminds us that winter’s embrace...

HVAC Maintenance Guide For New Homeowners

Written on October 23, 2023. Posted in Tips.

The aroma of pumpkin spice lattes fills the air, the leaves change color, and the crisp autumn wind starts to blow. As a new homeowner in Staunton, VA, there’s nothing quite...

How To Know If Your Air Conditioner Needs Repair

Written on June 20, 2023. Posted in Heating and Cooling, Tips.

We rely on our air conditioners heavily to get us through the hot Staunton summers, but what happens when it shows unusual behavior? Air conditioners are intricate systems with many...

Things To Do In Staunton This Summer

Written on May 16, 2023. Posted in Tips.

Summer brings new opportunities and the chance to try fun and exciting activities. With warm weather, longer days, and more time to explore your community, we recommend participating...

How To Reduce Your Energy Bill This Summer

Written on June 30, 2022. Posted in Tips.

Your heating and cooling uses the most energy out of any appliance on your energy bill. According to Energy Star, the average household spends more than $2,200 with nearly half going...

How To Prepare Your HVAC System For Summer

Written on May 25, 2022. Posted in Tips.

Summer is right around the corner in Virginia and our job is to make sure you stay cool. To ensure we keep the hot and humid temperatures outside, here are some ways you can prepare...

The Importance Of Calculating Heat Gain And Loss

Written on March 9, 2022. Posted in Tips.

Maximize Your Energy Efficiency With A Properly Sized System We still have a few more weeks of colder weather here in Staunton, which means we can’t say goodbye to our heater just...

What You Need To Know About MERV Ratings

Written on February 18, 2022. Posted in Tips.

When it’s time to buy a new air filter, do you ever wonder why there are so many options to choose from? Or why some are affordable and others are more pricey? The main difference...

3 HVAC Tips For Winter

Written on January 11, 2022. Posted in Tips, Heating and Cooling.

Winter is here, and though the weather has been inconsistent here in Staunton, we can never rule out the possibility of experiencing blistering cold days for weeks (and even months)...

4 Signs You Need Heating Repair

Written on October 4, 2021. Posted in Heating and Cooling, Tips.

Contact All-Temp For Your Staunton HVAC Needs! The weather is beginning to cool down, the leaves are changing color, and football is back – truly one of the best times of year...

5 A/C Tips for Summer

Written on July 19, 2021. Posted in Tips.

We are fortunate in Virginia to enjoy all four seasons. Changing leaf colors on the trees in autumn, snowfall in the winter, and blossoms in the spring. And, yes, heat in the summer....

Indoor Air Quality 101

Written on April 15, 2021. Posted in Tips.

When you’re struggling with allergies or your home feels uncomfortable, it’s hard to relax. Your home should be the place where you can let loose and enjoy yourself. In the HVAC...

Are Your Air Ducts Leaking?

Written on January 9, 2020. Posted in Heating and Cooling, Tips.

What are the benefits of duct sealing? A properly installed and sealed HVAC dust system is the ultimate in comfort, energy efficient, and safer. Not to mention – leaky ducts...

Why is My Furnace Blowing Cold Air?

Written on December 5, 2019. Posted in Heating and Cooling, News, Tips.

A common question we get in the winter is, “why is my furnace blowing cold air sometimes?” Having worked on several HVAC units, there are several reasons why your air is not blowing...

Baby Your Furnace

Written on October 14, 2019. Posted in Heating and Cooling, Tips.

Preventive maintenance is vital to the efficiency and longevity of your home’s comfort system. Skipping maintenance is like driving your car 25,000 miles without an oil change. Just...

What’s That Burning Furnace Smell?

Written on October 8, 2019. Posted in Heating and Cooling, Tips.

Reasons Why The Furnace Smells Like It’s Burning When the weather turns cold and you start up your furnace for the first time in the year, you may notice a burning smell in...

HVAC Tips for Pet Owners

Written on June 6, 2019. Posted in Heating and Cooling, Tips.

We love our pets; we often even treat them as if they are a part of the family. Unfortunately, while their soft fur makes them warm and cuddly, it also can cause issues for your...

Unusual Ways to Improve Your Indoor Air Quality

Written on April 10, 2019. Posted in Tips.

The term indoor air quality typically refers to the air within and around a building or structure. Understanding the current state of the air quality within your home can help you...

5 AC Mistakes to Avoid

Written on March 14, 2019. Posted in Heating and Cooling, Tips.

Summer is one of the most wonderful times of the year, whether you’re planning an extravagant vacation or you plan to spend as much time within the comfort of your home. Make your...

Are Leaking Ducts Costing You More Than You Think?

Written on January 27, 2017. Posted in Tips.

The US Department of Energy (DOE) states that energy wasted from leaky residential ducts alone is equivalent to the energy burned by 13 million cars a year. Do you have high energy...

Clean Equipment = Happy Equipment

Written on September 19, 2016. Posted in Tips.

Did you know that regular maintenance on your HVAC system can your lower utility bills and make your equipment last longer. You wouldn’t drive your car 100,000 miles without changing...