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If you are a local St. Louis business owner and need furnace repair or maintenance, contact us today to schedule your appointment. To keep your clients and employees comfortable this winter, your commercial HVAC system must work correctly. Equipment failures or malfunctions could lead to downtime, reduced profits, and productivity losses. As a business owner …
To help combat the cold, here are some of our tips to keep you and your family warm this winter and, at the same time, lower your energy bills. As the chilly St. Louis winter sets in, you no doubt want to stay warm and cozy in your home. You likely want to lower your …
Understanding how your HVAC works and standard HVAC terms will help you better communicate your problems to the technician for better service quality. There’s no doubt that an HVAC system is a complicated piece of equipment. When most homeowners speak to HVAC technicians, it’s almost as if the technicians are speaking in another language. Sounds …
To ensure your family is warm this winter season, it’s essential to choose the right type of furnace for your home. Here are some tips to determine the best furnace for your needs. Furnaces also referred to as a forced-air system, are the foundation of any home’s heating system. They are available in different types …
If you suspect a furnace electrical problem, your first step should be to call in an HVAC repair professional. With the cold winter nearly upon us, you’ll want to check that your furnace will be able to keep you warm during those freezing nights safely. If you notice that your furnace isn’t working as it’s …
Don’t let a bad smell ruin your home’s comfort. If you suspect any foul odors from your HVAC unit, contact Thomas Hoffmann Air Conditioning & Heating immediately. Every home has the occasional brush with an unpleasant smell. But if your home has a lingering stench or mysterious odor that won’t go away – you should …