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Determining when to get your furnace serviced is crucial for maintaining a comfortable home. Fall is typically the best time for a check-up, ensuring your furnace functions flawlessly throughout winter. It’s February in St. Louis – you’ve been running your furnace now for several months. If you forgot to have your furnace serviced in the …
At Thomas Hoffmann Air Conditioning and Heating, we are glad to help you decide which system is better for your home and family. Furnace Installation St. Louis Are you considering having a new furnace installed in your home? Not sure if you should stick with the system similar to the one you already have or …
Creating a plan, preparing a disaster kit, and installing a backup generator will help you prepare for bad weather. This winter, freezing temps and winter storms have impacted the St. Louis metro area. Even as we move into spring, we potentially still face cold weather conditions. It’s caused many homeowners to evaluate their emergency plans …
Is your skin dry, do you suffer from headaches or nosebleeds? If you have humidity issues in your home, Thomas Hoffmann Air Conditioning & Heating can help! Is the air in your home dry? Do you have dry lips and skin, stuffy noses, or headaches? Many people experience this during the winter as the temperatures …
After diagnosing the issues with your furnace, our technician will verify the repairs and costs before performing any work. There are never any surprises at the end of the service. Now that chilly winter weather has set in, your furnace needs serious repairs or replacement. No one ever wants to experience heating issues during the …
What is the ideal humidity level for your home, and how can you manage it to achieve maximum comfort? As a homeowner, you may spend a considerable amount of time thinking about heating and cooling your home. This is especially true now as temperatures in the St. Louis area continue to drop. But do you …
