Total Temperature Control Blog
Our heating and cooling blog covers an array of topics tailored to both homeowners and commercial business owners. From discussions on energy-efficient HVAC systems to insights into cutting-edge technologies, we offer maintenance tips, practical DIY advice, and troubleshooting solutions to ensure your heating and cooling systems remain in optimal condition.
Whether you are seeking guidance on choosing the right thermostat, understanding the benefits of regular system maintenance, or staying informed about the latest advancements, our HVAC blog serves as a valuable resource for individuals seeking knowledge and guidance in the realm of home comfort and energy efficiency.
Is Snow Buildup Bad for My HVAC Unit?
Total Temperature Control explains to homeowners how snow buildup this winter can cause issues to outdoor HVAC units for Massachusetts homeowners.
Can a cold home give you brain fog?
Connecting a foggy mind to cold surroundings can be less clear when there are various other potential reasons for mental haze. Yet, there is scientific evidence that connects your indoor climate with brain productivity.
How do I prevent HVAC condensate drain lines from freezing?
Condensate drain lines can be particularly prone to freezing when they are not adequately prepared. Learn about how to prevent the condensate drain lines of your HVAC system from freezing this winter.
HVAC Considerations for Home Renovations
Before you dive into any new home renovations, it's essential that you take the existing HVAC system into account. Total Temperature Control explains how Massachusetts homeowners should consider their HVAC during home renovation projects.
What does BTU Mean for Air Conditioners?
When researching air conditioning units, buyers can be exposed to many terms they are not familiar with. Understanding what BTU means and how it relates to cooling systems is essential in order for you to make an informed decision and choose the most suitable unit for your needs.
What is the best air conditioning system for a coastal home?
Coastal homes present unique challenges in maintaining a comfortable indoor environment in the face of high humidity, salty air, and fluctuating temperatures. Some systems can easily withstand such conditions, and choosing such a system becomes crucial to ensure optimal cooling, energy efficiency, and system longevity.
Why is my HVAC fan so loud?
When your HVAC system is operating normally, any sounds it may make should be hardly noticeable. However, if you hear a loud noise coming from your unit’s fan, this may indicate an issue. Learn when it’s time to give us a call.
HVAC systems that increase the value of your home
There are certain heating and cooling systems in which the investment has a higher payoff. Not only will they make your home more valuable, but they will enhance your comfort and health in the meantime.
Why is my furnace filter black?
If you go to change the air filter in your HVAC unit and find it is black, it might raise some concerns. While a black air filter is not always an emergency, it is not considered normal either so it is a good idea to call a professional to have your heating and cooling systems accessed.
Is a smart thermostat with geofencing technology worth the cost?
Total Temperature Control discusses geofencing technology found in some smart thermostats and whether it is right for New England homeowners.