Why Do You Need an HVAC Maintenance Contract?

While most homeowners understand the importance of regularly maintaining their HVAC system, it can be hard to keep up with regular maintenance. Purchasing an HVAC maintenance contract can be a great to stay on top of your maintenance. Getting your system serviced is essential for keeping your home comfortable and for avoiding a costly breakdown. An HVAC maintenance contract ensures that your system gets looked at and stays running smoothly. Additionally, a good maintenance contract allows you to not worry … Continue reading Why Do You Need an HVAC Maintenance Contract?

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What Can You Expect When You Upgrade Your HVAC System?

Upgrade Your HVAC System | What to Expect

A well maintained HVAC system can last the better part of a decade, but at some point, you will probably have to upgrade your HVAC system. Unfortunately, this is a reality of being homeowner. Even if you have stuck with the recommended maintenance and servicing, you will have to upgrade your heating and cooling system at some point. When your system reaches the point that repairs are becoming more expensive and frequent, it makes sense to invest in a new … Continue reading What Can You Expect When You Upgrade Your HVAC System?

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4 Surprising Tips to Lower Your Heating Bill

With winter almost underway, most folks have kicked on their heaters. It is always nice to feel warm and cozy at home, but sometimes the heating bills are not great. Luckily, we have some helpful tips to lower your heating bill. Taking some steps to lower your heating bill can help keep you warm and cozy all through the winter, without breaking the bank. At Galmiche & Sons, we want to help you lower your heating bill and avoid any … Continue reading 4 Surprising Tips to Lower Your Heating Bill

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How Does a Thermostat Work? 5 Energy Saving Tips

Most people don’t think twice about their thermostat – they set it and forget it. But how does a thermostat work actually? These handy devices regulate the temperature inside your home and ensure you are comfortable, no matter what the weather outside is doing. Your thermostat communicates directly with your heating and cooling system, allowing you to adjust accordingly. How does a thermostat work? This depends on the kind of device you have. Most of them have an electric sensor … Continue reading How Does a Thermostat Work? 5 Energy Saving Tips

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What Are 5 HVAC Troubleshooting Tips That Every Homeowner Should Know?

As a homeowner, it is always good to have a few HVAC troubleshooting tips in your arsenal. Whether it is the middle of winter or the height of a summer heat wave, things can turn uncomfortable quickly if something is amiss with your system. Knowing a few HVAC troubleshooting tips can help you to fix your system, and hopefully save the cost of a technician visit. Here at Galmiche & Sons, we like to keep our customers informed, which is … Continue reading What Are 5 HVAC Troubleshooting Tips That Every Homeowner Should Know?

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Why is There a Burning Smell from the Heater?

With winter now on the horizon, many of us are starting up our furnaces for the first time in a while. While the first blast of warm air always feels nice, it is not uncommon to notice a burning smell from the heater. Experiencing a burning smell from the heater can be unpleasant and concerning. There are several factors that can contribute to the burning smell coming from the heater. It could just be dust, or it could be something … Continue reading Why is There a Burning Smell from the Heater?

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What Are 3 Ways to Tell If Your Heater is Energy Efficient?

Homeowners are always looking for ways to cut down on energy costs. Ensuring your heater is energy efficient is a great step you can take to help reduce costs. But, how do you tell if your heater or furnace is energy efficient? There is a plethora of information for HVAC customers, which can be a little overwhelming. Don’t worry – we’re here to help. Galmiche & Sons can help you determine if your heater is energy efficient and the best … Continue reading What Are 3 Ways to Tell If Your Heater is Energy Efficient?

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5 Top Tips for Safely Heating Your Home During the Winter Months

Tips for Safely Heating Your Home During Winter

Winter is inching into St. Louis and people’s minds are shifting to thoughts of upcoming holidays and family. As the cold months arrive, it is important to make sure that you are safely heating your home. Many folks will be starting the heating systems for the first time and safely heating their residences should be their top priority. It can be easy to just flip the switch on your thermostat and forget about it, but there are steps you should … Continue reading 5 Top Tips for Safely Heating Your Home During the Winter Months

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How to Improve Your Home’s Air Quality and Reduce Indoor Allergens This Fall

How to Reduce Indoor Allergens This Fall

Who doesn’t want to easily reduce indoor allergens and boost air quality in their home? Poor air quality and air pollution conjures images of factory smokestacks and traffic jams, but it is just as likely to affect you at home. Luckily, there are some easy ways to reduce indoor allergens and improve your air quality. At Galmiche & Sons, we believe that everyone deserves to breathe easy in their homes. We are here to help you reduce indoor allergens and … Continue reading How to Improve Your Home’s Air Quality and Reduce Indoor Allergens This Fall

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What to Do If Your Heat Pump is Blowing Cold Air

Providing heating in the winter and cooling in the summer, heat pumps are indispensable in every season. It really is a fantastic device. So when your heat pump is not functioning correctly, it is frustrating. However, if your heat pump is blowing cold air, it can be especially dire in winter. When a heat pump is not heating, there are several things that could be happening. We have constructed this list to help our customers understand why their heat pump … Continue reading What to Do If Your Heat Pump is Blowing Cold Air

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