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It’s Hot! Ways to Stay Safe and Cool This Summer

HVAC Company St. Louis

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! …

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Heat Pump vs Air Conditioner – Which One is Right for You?

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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, …

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What Is Air Balancing? Ways to Avoid Hot and Cold Spots in Your Home

St. Louis HVAC Company

There are a variety of reasons your home may be having this problem. However, whatever the reason, Thomas Hoffmann Air Conditioning & Heating can help! Have you noticed hot or cold spots in your home? Do certain areas feel warm and humid while others are almost chilly? It’s a common issue many homeowners face but …

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The Benefits of Buying Trane HVAC Products

St. Louis AC Repair

Trust Trane for your family’s indoor air quality and comfort! Trane is a household name in the HVAC industry. For over a century, Trane established its position as a pioneer in climate control. Throughout the 20th century, Trane continued to innovate. These innovations helped revolutionize the HVAC industry and have changed how we handle heating …

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A Carbon Monoxide Detector in Your Home Can Save Your Life!

Why Carbon Monoxide Detectors are Critical

At Thomas Hoffmann Air Conditioning & Heating, we strongly recommend that all homes have functioning carbon monoxide detectors to notify you when there is an unsafe level of CO in the air. According to the CDC, approximately 430 people die in the U.S. from carbon monoxide poisoning, and another 50,000 visit the ER each year. …

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