You want the inside of your home to be dry, but some conditions can cause your appliances, bathroom walls, kitchen walls, and laundry room walls to “sweat.” When you live in a humid area, the inside of your home can often feel muggy and sticky. During colder months, your rooms can feel damp after you
January and February are going to be cold, much more than other months from November to March. And if your home is equipped with a fireplace and central heating, you may be wondering whether it’s desirable—or even necessary—to put another log on the fire at the same time you nudge up the thermostat. The answer
Some things are just going to happen, and though you know they will, they still come at the most unexpected, inconvenient times—like in the middle of the night on the coldest night of the year, when you wake to the bang of your furnace because the whole system has just shut down. Most homeowners look
Houses make noise, from creaking floors and walls to refrigerators, fans, and freezers. Not all noises signal trouble, but when the furnace fires up and all the banging starts, you might just think your home is about to launch itself to Mars, or crash down on top of you. Most furnaces make some kind of
We live in the Lone Star Star State. Texas is like its own country, and you know what kind of temperature fluctuations we experience throughout the year—from the mid-90s or above in the summer and average lows of 50°F in the winter. Temperature fluctuations affect our metabolism, our emotional state, and our motivation and productivity.
Chances are you don’t have a lot of experience consulting with HVAC companies, because you only need one at the exact moment you need one, which isn’t all that often. And the first time you search for a company to work on your furnace or air conditioner, it’s probably an emergency, you’re in a bit
It’s that time again: The days are shorter and the nights are longer, which means it’s the season to prepare your home for cooler temperatures and possible foul weather. Besides sprinkler systems and outdoor spigots, your outside AC unit is vulnerable during the winter months, so it’s important to protect the coils from rupturing and
Your HVAC system is one of the hardest working components in your home or business. It runs year-round, even when you’re sleeping. A standard furnace and air conditioner should last 15 to 20 years, but you might get even more life out of your heating and cooling system if you remain diligent about following these
What’s the catch? Some companies will advertise a free furnace but then upcharge for everything – even the glue to put your grilles back on You may have seen the ads, “Free Furnace with a Qualifying AC system”. It may sound tempting,: who doesn’t want something for free? But don’t fall for it. A/C systems
There’s no greater peace of mind than knowing your home is in good condition while you’re away for Spring Break. Colley has created a simple checklist you can use to maintain your home and reduce possible headaches upon your return! Yearly furnace and air conditioning maintenance goes a long way to keeping your system running
It may not be hot enough to run your air conditioner right now, but it is a great time to cash in on a Ruud rebate and special financing incentives for replacing your heating and cooling system before the heat of the summer returns. We can help you choose the right system for your home
1979 – 2019 For 40 years, our family has been meeting the heating and cooling needs of our community. What started as a small family-owned business is now a full-service family operation with two generations of HVAC knowledge to serve you. A lot has changed over the past 40 years, but what has not changed
Winter is here and so are Colley’s free tips on how to save energy and money while maintaining your comfort. • If you’re at home during the day, take advantage of the natural heat from the sunlight. Open your south facing curtains to allow the beautiful sunlight to warm up your home. Be sure to
Temperatures are lowering in Texas, meaning it could be the first time you’re turning on your heater this year. Turning on a heater after a couple of months of inactivity could expel a nasty, musty, and even burning smell. Not only is the scent unpleasant but it could be quite irritating and uncomfortable to those
Taking care of your air conditioning needs at home is a simple, easy, and cost efficient way to resolve minor issues. It’s important to educate yourself on what the average homeowner is able to accomplish but also know when it’s time to call your local professional for help. Below are some critical DO’s and DON’T’s