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Available 24/7 for Emergency Heating and Cooling Services As temperatures begin to drop across the St. Louis area, homeowners are shifting from air conditioning to heating. But making the switch isn’t always as simple as flipping your thermostat from the AC to heating. Without proper preparation, you could face performance issues, higher energy bills, or …
If you’ve ever experienced itchy skin, cracked lips, static electricity, or sinus irritation during winter, dry indoor air is likely to blame. As the temperatures drop in St. Louis and furnaces fire up for the season, indoor air can quickly become dry and uncomfortable. So, what’s the solution? For many homeowners, a whole-home humidifier is …
At Thomas Hoffmann Air Conditioning & Heating, we’ve served St. Louis homeowners with honest, local HVAC service for over 30 years. As the St. Louis weather starts to cool and fall leaves begin to drop, it’s the perfect time to schedule your annual furnace inspection. But what actually happens during that visit from your HVAC …
Does your heater leave you with a dry, stuffy nose? Here’s why your HVAC system affects your sinuses and how you can address the issue. Contact us today. It’s a common cold-weather complaint: You turn on the heat to stay cozy — and suddenly your nose feels dry, blocked, or downright miserable. If you’ve ever …
Is your AC filter getting dirty too fast? Here are some common causes and ways to keep your home’s air clean and your system running efficiently. Have you ever changed your AC filter, only to find it clogged again just weeks later? You’re not alone. At Thomas Hoffmann Air Conditioning & Heating, we hear this …
Late summer is the perfect time to schedule AC maintenance or repairs — before minor issues turn into expensive surprises next spring. As summer winds down in St. Louis, your air conditioner has worked hard to keep your home cool and comfortable through sweltering heat and sticky humidity. But just because cooler weather is on …