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Thomas Hoffmann Air Conditioning & Heating can help! We provide complete HVAC services as well as tips on ways to stay safe. Ice cream on a hot day sounds so refreshing! When the summer heat gets unbearable, we look for ways to cool down. And for a good reason – St. Louis summers are hot! …
Routine assessment and testing of your facility’s indoor air quality will identify issues before they become significant problems. Protecting your employees by providing a safe, high-quality indoor environment is essential as a building owner or manager. However, many managers or supervisors request air quality testing when an employee makes a complaint or files a grievance. …
Thomas Hoffmann Air Conditioning and Heating also understands this and can help you achieve thermal comfort for your commercial space. If you own or manage a business, you’re likely concerned about creating an indoor atmosphere that’s comfortable for everyone while balancing energy efficiency and your sustainability needs. What is Thermal Comfort? Thermal comfort refers to …
We can help your small business reduce costs and increase energy savings by accurately matching capacity to performance needs. As a small business owner, you have a basic expectation from an HVAC system – customer and occupant comfort all year long. Split systems offer the perfect combination of design flexibility and energy-efficient comfort that’s easy …
Heat Pumps are usually more efficient than air conditioners, but are they right for your St. Louis home? Choosing between a heat pump and an air conditioner is a common dilemma for homeowners in St. Louis. Both systems offer cooling solutions by using refrigerant to transfer heat from your home’s interior to the outdoors. However, …
With over 30 years of experience in the industry, Thomas Hoffmann Air Conditioning & Heating has comprehensive indoor air quality solutions. Home air purifiers are becoming increasingly popular as more people are concerned about the air quality in their homes. Your home is designed to protect you from the elements and provide shelter. But you …
