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In the Mid-South, temperature is only half the battle. I’ve walked into plenty of homes that were technically “cool” — and still miserable. Sticky air. Heavy feeling. That clammy sensation that makes 72 degrees feel like 80. That’s a humidity problem, not an HVAC problem. And most systems weren’t designed
If I hear an AC kick on and shut off again before I can finish writing the serial number down, my radar goes up immediately. Short-cycling is one of the fastest ways to destroy an HVAC system, and I see it constantly — especially in homes where the seller says,
One of the first tools I pull out on an HVAC inspection isn’t a gauge or a camera — it’s a thermometer. Delta-T is simple in theory: it’s the temperature difference between the air going into your system and the air coming out. In the real world, it tells me
