by Stephen | November 14th, 2018 | Afterglow, Blog, emergency service
As winter approaches, it’s important to not only prepare yourself for the cold weather but your home as well. If your home is not properly winterized, it will leak both warm air and money. Here are some helpful tips to avoid winter complications! Run Fans In Reverse...
by Stephen | October 18th, 2018 | Afterglow, Blog, emergency service
Buying a house can be stressful. With so many things to consider, it’s hard to know what to prioritize. Aesthetics are important, but don’t let the look of your prospective home overshadow the more vital structural elements. Faulty or outdated electrical components...
by Stephen | September 24th, 2018 | Afterglow, Air Conditoner, Blog
As the calendar begins to transition from the months of summer to fall, weather follows suit. Gone, for the most part, are the hot, clear days. We are left to face colder temperatures and spurts of rain and wind. Sometimes it is nice to have a break from the scorching...
by Stephen | August 15th, 2018 | Afterglow, Air Conditoner, Blog, Keep Cool, Kitchener-Waterloo cooling
You love when summer rays radiate down on you outside, but why don’t you feel the same way when you are inside? When the sun permeates through windows, the temperature quickly rises, making a home feel more like a greenhouse by the minute. To counteract this effect,...
by Stephen | July 9th, 2018 | Afterglow, Air Conditoner, Blog, Health and Wellness
Last month, you fulfilled your curiosity about how air conditioner parts function together to cool the air in your home. That knowledge is all good and dandy, but there are more questions to be answered. Do you know the reasons why an air conditioner would fail and...
by Stephen | June 27th, 2018 | Afterglow, Air Conditoner, Blog, Your Home Comfort
You know that an air conditioner brings joy to your life during the hot summer months, but are you ever curious about how it works? An air conditioner essentially works by transferring heat and humidity found inside your home to the outside. In order to understand why...
