In the U.S., air conditioning accounts for 12 percent of the average residential energy costs. In Southern California and other hot and humid parts of the country, air conditioning costs go higher, especially in this time when most of us are at
Many SoCal homeowners are thinking of ways to cut down on household expenses, especially now that resources are scarce as some have lost their jobs because of the COVID-19 pandemic. One way to reduce costs is to lower energy consumption
It’s wildfire season again in California, and we’re dealing with quite a terrible one this year. If the wildfires themselves weren’t stressful enough, you also must mitigate the dangers of intense wildfire smoke. Check your local air quality report before
On those stifling SoCal days, a few minutes feels like an eternity when you’re waiting for the house to cool down. We broke records this year in June when temperatures soared to 121 degrees. With climate change, the EPA says
The sweltering heat of SoCal summers has us running to our dependable air conditioner for comfort. You may be working your AC 24/7 to keep your house cool – but is it okay? First, let us clarify what you mean