One of the questions we get a lot from our customers here at Blue Ridge Heating & Air is “What humidity level should my home be at? The quick answer is between 30- 50%, but humidity varies a lot over the course of the year and varies with the weather, so let’s learn a little more about humidity together. We…
At this time of year, we can experience unexpected heat waves, and that puts your air conditioning system under stress. This can lead to breakdowns, high energy bills, and even a shortened lifespan for your system. We often get asked what are our top tips to help make sure your AC is working well while also relieving a bit of…
It’s summer, and with hot weather, you can count on higher energy bills. Here at Blue Ridge Heating and Air, we hear from people all the time who are frustrated by their high energy bills, and wondering whether their HVAC system is to blame. The short answer is probably yes, but there’s a little more that goes into it. Your…
Mold is a serious concern for homeowners, posing health risks and damaging property. If you’ve noticed a musty smell or seen black spots on your walls, ceilings, or HVAC systems, you might have a mold problem. But did you know that biogrowth and allergens can also be significant issues? Let’s dive into the dangers of mold, biogrowth, and allergens, how…
Looking Into a Whole System HVAC Replacement? When considering the cost of replacing an HVAC system, it’s important to remember that the price of the unit is just one part of the equation. Service and installation fees can significantly boost the total cost, so it’s essential to factor these in from the start. You should understand that the cost of…
Do you find yourself asking, “Why is my upstairs colder than downstairs in winter?” Or wondering, “Why is my upstairs bedroom so cold?” Every home is different and unique, but this is a common problem we see in lots of them. There are different reasons this may be happening, and different solutions to fix the problem. My background is in…
When it comes to cooling your home, two of the most popular options to consider are: central air conditioning (traditional, cooling-only heat pump) and ductless mini split systems (ductless heat pump that heats and cools). Each has its own unique features and benefits, as well as drawbacks. In this article, we will compare mini splits and central air, discussing their…
Spoiler alert…an example of an install that we lost due to price, but had to fix due to quality of the installation is at the end of this article. The summer season is typically a busy time for Heating and Air companies with many heat pump and air conditioner replacements. Homeowners determine that the cost of keeping their current old…
We know homeowners in Upstate South Carolina and Western North Carolina have a lot of choices when selecting an HVAC contractor to work with on your AC installation, heat pump installation or furnace installation. We feel strongly that our personal engineering backgrounds provide tremendous value to our customers. As former General Electric engineers, we know the importance of sound system…
Installing A Ductless Mini Split In A Sugar Creek Garage One of the ways to create more usable space in your home is to convert a garage space into living space. The homeowners of this nice ranch-style home in the Sugar Creek neighborhood in Greer wanted to convert their garage into a home office/flex space and make it usable all…
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