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Showing posts with label HVAC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HVAC. Show all posts

Monday, September 10, 2012

Off The Wall Advertising

A new ad campaign in Thailand by one air conditioner company shows that their air conditioners also help in removing odors from homes and apartments in a unique way; the ads take the concept of literally. Run in a series, the ads feature the outside of homes and business with arms jutting from the walls, extending the sources of the bothersome smells. The advertisements feature everything from cigarettes to frying pans and incense being held outward by some anonymous arms as though the building itself is rejecting such scents. To see more, check out the Inspiration Room for more artistic takes on air conditioner performance. 

To keep your air conditioner working properly, either in removing scents to keeping your home cool, the air conditioner and heater repair specialists at A Best Air are dedicated to delivering quality fixes to your cool air ailments. Stay on top of the performance of your HVAC unit with regular updates from A Best Air in Tulsa, OK. 

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Girl Saved After Falling Off Window Unit Air Conditioner

In a bizarre story of rescue, a 7-year-old was saved after she fell from a third story apartment building window. The child was reportedly standing on top of the window unit air conditioner when she lost her balance and fell. New York bus driver Steve St. Bernard was there to catch the child before she hit the ground. St. Bernard pulled a muscle in his arm catching the girl, but is expected to recover just fine. The parents are not being charged with anything at this time. 

As the temperature drops with the impending autumn season, window unit air conditioners still require proper maintenance and checks to ensure that they are secure. The air conditioner installation and repair experts at A Best Air in Tulsa, OK would also like to be remind all HVAC users to be very careful to keep children away from all HVAC components for their own safety. 

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Heating, Cooling, and Reshaping the City

These days, before a structure is ever built, how the air conditioning and heating works is taken closely into consideration and even frequently augments the original design of a building or home. When looking into the design of a city, where buildings stand that were built in the early 20th century, many of these buildings where HVAC systems were an afterthought now contain window units that contribute to not just the building, but also the city's overall design. Many city dwellers take for granted just how much these strictly-utilitarian objects have reshaped the architecture of many cities that refuse to age due to existing buildings that have stood since before the window unit HVAC system was ever developed. Concentrating more on the unintended design of urban scenery,  Architecture Lab Online Magazine helps bring out how these machines free of artistic design have actually helped reshape the look of the modern downtown metropolis. 


For more information on air conditioner and heater installation, maintenance, and repair, look no further than Tulsa, OK's own A Best Air. 

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Crazy For Air Conditioning

Heat will make people do crazy things, but no group of people cross that line quite like the dedicated (or insane) people on this website. Dangling out of windows far above the streets below in order to fix air conditioners, these dare devils take their lives in their own hands and all for the sake of a cooler apartment. It is important to report that the air conditioning repair expert's at Tulsa's own A Best Air do not encourage anyone to attempt any such feats and acknowledge that these individuals are not professional air conditioner repair specialists. Still, observe the bravery and utter stupidity of these do-it-yourselfers as they put it all on the line (and at times, all on the air conditioner) for the promise of a cooler living quarters. 

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Summer Savings Secrets

As the heat cranks up, everyone is looking for the big money-saving secret to keeping down utility costs. In many instances, it's not one big cost-cutting secret but rather many smaller ones. With a little time and planning, you can make these energy cutting secrets work for your family as the days continue to get warmer this summer in Oklahoma. 


Let your dishwasher do its job. 
Dishwashers were designed with convenience in mind, but rarely do we really think about them being energy efficient. How efficient? More efficient than you. It may come as a surprise that you end up using less water when you let your dishwasher wash the dishes than what you might use when you wash them by hand.  


Go big at the grocery store. 
While it might not seem like a cost-cutting measure at the time, the more your refrigerator is filled, the more efficient it is. Open spaces don't tend to hold in the cold like a load of groceries do when the door is open. If you have a lot of space in your freezer, something as simple as a few more ice trays can help keep your ice box cooler for less. In addition to that, you'll have all the ice you could ever need at a moment's notice. 


Don't be afraid of your microwave. 
Radiation aside, your microwave is a lean, mean, cooking machine; more so than your stove or oven. For foods that don't suffer from being microwaved, your microwave is one of the most efficient cooking devices in your kitchen. 


Kick it up a notch. 
There is no reason for you to be hot in your home, but in the summertime, there's definitely no reason for you to be cold when it comes to saving on your electric bill. By raising the temperature on your thermostat from the typical 72 degrees to the neighborhood of 78 degrees, you'll notice a decent amount of savings on your electric bill at the end of the month without a considerable change in temperature. Also, why pay for cold air you're not enjoying? When you leave the house, turn the thermostat to around 80 or 85 degrees. Keep ceiling and box fans running to circulate the cool air along with making sure all windows are firmly closed with a tight seal. The air conditioner will continue to keep the humidity down, but the raised temperature will also keep your electricity bill down as well. 


Choose efficient times of day to use heat-generating appliances. 
By using your dishwasher, stove, or dryer during the hottest parts of the day, you're making your air conditioner work overtime to keep your home cool. Whether it's the steam from the dishwasher, an open dryer door, or open oven door, using these appliances on the hottest part of the day is kicking your air conditioner while it's down. By waiting till the cool of night settles or getting a head start by performing these household duties early in the day, your air conditioner and electric bill will thank you. 


For more energy savings tips, check out the Consumer Energy Center. To ensure the health of your HVAC system all summer long and avoid a mid-summer air conditioner breakdown, have the AC experts at A Best Air give your system a seasonal checkout to make sure its running at its most efficient. 


Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Ductless VS Window Unit

As the summer heat is turned up, keeping the home cool is becoming a concern once again for Oklahomans. One concern for those living in apartments or smaller homes that don't allow for room for the ductwork needed for a central air conditioner come the decision of which type of air conditioner to install; a window unit or a ductless air conditioner. While a window unit air conditioner is fairly inexpensive as far as AC's go and more simple to install, it comes with a whole range of other potential problems because of its location being installed in a window. A ductless air conditioner does have many advantages, such as being reliable and efficient, they are typically more costly to install and have a higher initial price tag. For more of an overview of the pros and cons of each air conditioning system, check out this article from About.com. In order to get an expert opinion as well as someone to take care of all your heating and air conditioning needs, look no further than the professionals at A Best Air. 

Friday, December 2, 2011

Tulsa | AC | HVAC | Air Conditioner | Amana | Trane | Lennox | Air Conditioning | Furnace | Heater

A Best Air and Heat Inc. is the AC and HVAC specialist that the Tulsa area has trusted for air conditioner repair for over 15 years. With free replacement estimates and a 100% satisfaction guarantee, you can rest assured that A Best Air and Heat Inc. will repair, service, or replace your air conditioner or furnace and leave your home in complete comfort.  We carry all of the major cooling and heating brands, including Amana, Goodman, Carrier HVAC, Bryant, Payne, Trane, Ruud, Rheem, and Lennox. For air conditioner repair, furnace repair, or HVAC repair, call us today at 918-496-COOL (2665) or 918-455-HEAT (4328).

Our HVAC repair technicians are all NATE (North American Technician Excellence) certified, and A Best Air and Heat Inc. is completely licensed, bonded, and insured for your safety and ours.  We offer same day AC service six days a week, with no extra charge for Saturdays.  We charge a low flat rate diagnostic fee to determine the heater or air conditioning repair you require.  If a replacement air conditioner or heater unit is required, we will give you a free estimate for your AC repair costs.  And if quality is a concern, we have a 100% satisfaction guarantee - your new HVAC system will produce an even temperature within 2 degrees of the thermostat setting, and we will make any modification, repairs, or replacements necessary to your AC cooling or heating system to achieve that goal, at no additional cost to you!  If you’re not completely satisfied with your new air conditioning or furnace system within the 1st year of installation, we’ll give your money back – it’s that simple.


At A Best Air and Heat Inc., owners Kenny and Tammy Green care about our air conditioning repair and furnace repair customers and the Tulsa community.  We proudly carry Energy Star certified air conditioning units from all the major brands, including Amana, Bryant, Carrier HVAC, Goodman, Lennox, Payne, Rheem, Ruud, and Trane.  We also offer senior citizen discounts on air conditioner repair and have a one-year, no-overtime policy for new cooling and heater installations.  Owner Kenny Green says, “We really believe the reason for our success comes down to treating our customers and employees how we would like to be treated.”  And, at A Best Air and Heat Inc., a portion of every AC service or AC repair sale goes to support breast cancer awareness and research.

So improve the temperature, humidity, and air quality in your home today by calling for air conditioning repair or furnace repair from A Best Air and Heat Inc. at 918-496-COOL (2665) or 918-455-HEAT (4328).  Our AC repair and HVAC repair technicians will service your furnace or cooling system to your complete satisfaction.  And, if a replacement AC or HVAC system is required, you can trust our quality air conditioners and heating units from Ruud, Payne, Amana, Carrier HVAC, Bryant, Goodman, Lennox, Trane, and Rheem.  For AC service, HVAC repair, or AC repair in Tulsa and the surrounding area, A Best Air and Heat, Inc. is your heating and air conditioning expert!

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