Reasons to Buy a Wi-Fi Thermostat

by | Sep 10, 2021 | Uncategorized

With today’s climate change, it’s vital to be able to keep your home at your most preferred temperature. Investing in a Wi-Fi thermostat can help make it easier for your home to reach comfortable temperatures while staying energy efficient. Wi-Fi...

Tips & Tricks to Prepare Your A/C for the Winter

by | Aug 27, 2021 | Uncategorized

As summer is wrapping up and with fall right around the corner, you may catch yourself thinking about preparing your home for the colder weather. Of course, there are several things to do to prepare for fall and winter, but it is essential to shut your AC down...

A/C Frequently Ask Questions

by | Aug 13, 2021 | Uncategorized

The inner workings of a home cooling system can be challenging to learn and follow. Nevertheless, to extend the life cycle of your AC system, it is crucial to take exceptional care of your unit. Our knowledgeable and friendly technicians at Springboro Heating &...

Top Reasons for an A/C Unit Breakdown

by Susan Denisi | Jul 30, 2021 | Uncategorized

Throughout the summer, your AC is running 24/7. As a result, this can put a lot of pressure on your Air Conditioner, which could cause it to break\down. This can result in your home having no Air Conditioning until you can schedule an appointment with Springfield...

Tips to Extend the life of your AC

by Susan Denisi | Jul 23, 2021 | Uncategorized

Heating and cooling equipment is expensive. They are intricate systems that aren’t always easy to figure out for the average homeowner. And while HVAC units are made to last and run a long time, even the best equipment isn’t going to last forever. With that...

Warning signs it might be time for a new AC

by Susan Denisi | Jun 28, 2021 | Uncategorized

Warm weather is coming in hot, no pun intended. The question is: Can your current air conditioner handle the heat? If you aren’t certain about the answer to this question, our technicians at Springfield Heating & Cooling present the following four warning...

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