At Around the Town Heating & Cooling Inc., we are committed to providing our clients with the latest in energy-efficient and smart home solutions. One of the standout products we offer is the Nest Learning Thermostat (4th Generation). This innovative device not only learns your temperature preferences but also adjusts automatically to optimize comfort and […]
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At Around the Town Heating & Cooling Inc., we understand that even the most advanced thermostats can have limitations due to their fixed locations. To overcome this, we offer and service a range of thermostat satellite sensors from leading manufacturers, ensuring precise temperature control throughout your home. Enhance Your Home Comfort with Our Top Thermostat […]
What’s the Best Humidity Level for Winter in Chicago? During the colder months, aim to keep your indoor humidity between 30% and 50%. This range helps prevent problems like: Dry skin and irritated sinuses Static electricity Damage to wood furniture or floors Condensation on windows Tips to Maintain Optimal Humidity: Use a Humidifier: If your air feels […]
At Around the Town Heating & Cooling, we understand how dampness and poor ventilation in basements can lead to uncomfortable musty smells, mold, and even structural issues. That’s why we offer professional installation of high-performance extractor fans to keep your basement fresh, dry, and healthy year-round. With our skilled team, you can say goodbye to […]
Why Regular Furnace or Boiler Maintenance Is the Most Economical and Eco-Friendly Solution You Can Implement Today As the colder months approach, keeping your home warm and comfortable becomes a priority. While some homeowners may think about upgrading their heating systems, an often-overlooked solution is simply maintaining the equipment you already have. Regular maintenance of […]
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has set a new global warming potential (GWP) limit of 750 for air conditioning refrigerants, which will take effect on January 1, 2025. This means that R-410A, a commonly used refrigerant with a GWP of 2,088, will no longer be allowed in new air conditioning systems. Here are some things […]