October 16, 2026
Carbon monoxide (CO) is an odorless, colorless gas made whenever fuel burns. In Austin homes, common sources are gas furnaces, water heaters, fireplaces, attached garages and generators. The NFPA says to put CO alarms outside each sleeping area and on every level, test them monthly, and get to fresh air if one sounds.
October 8, 2026
Every stove adds something to your indoor air. Gas burners give off combustion gases like nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide, and all cooking throws off fine particles and grease. The EPA says a range hood vented outdoors greatly reduces exposure, so run it every time you cook and for 10 to 20 minutes after.
October 6, 2026
When TCEQ calls an Ozone Action Day or smoke pushes Austin's Air Quality Index into orange or worse, keep outside air outside: close windows, doors and any fresh-air intake, and let your AC recirculate indoor air through the best filter your system can handle. When it drops back to green or yellow, air the house out.
August 17, 2026
If your air conditioner keeps tripping the breaker, don’t keep resetting it and hoping the problem goes away. A breaker is designed to shut the system down when it detects an unsafe electrical condition.
August 3, 2026
When your air conditioner starts acting up, one of the biggest questions homeowners face is whether to repair it or replace it altogether. A repair is often the less expensive option upfront, but depending on the age and condition of your system, replacing it could save you significantly more in the long run. Here’s how … Continued
July 24, 2026
Your air conditioner rarely stops working without warning. In many cases, your system gives subtle signs that something isn't right long before it breaks down completely. Recognizing these warning signs early can help you avoid expensive repairs, lower your energy bills, and keep your...
July 17, 2026
If you’ve noticed water pooling around your air conditioner, it’s a sign that something isn’t working properly. While a small amount of condensation is normal, water leaking from your indoor AC unit can lead to water damage, mold growth, and costly repairs if it’s ignored. If your air conditioner is leaking water in Austin or … Continued
July 15, 2026
Common Causes and How to Fix It When your air conditioner freezes up during the middle of a Texas summer, it might seem confusing. After all, if it’s hot outside, why is there ice on your AC? A frozen air conditioner is a sign that something isn’t working correctly, and if left untreated, it can … Continued
July 10, 2026
When your air conditioner is running but only blowing warm air, your home can heat up fast, especially during a Texas summer. There are several reasons this happens, and while some are simple fixes, others require professional AC repair. If your AC is blowing warm air in Austin, here’s what could be causing the problem … Continued
July 8, 2026
During a Texas summer, it is normal for your air conditioner to run more often than it would during cooler months. With temperatures regularly climbing into the 90s and beyond, your HVAC system works hard to keep your home comfortable. However, if your AC seems like it never shuts off, there may be an underlying … Continued
