Ron Hammes Refrigeration Blog - Page 2

Proper maintenance helps the unit work its best and last for years to come while increasing its energy efficiency and sustaining consistent operating costs.

You might have a general understanding of basic concepts, but you may also have heard some misconceptions that could have a negative impact on the health of your HVAC unit.

Winter is approaching fast so call Ron Hammes Refridgeration to make sure your HVAC is working properly to keep you and your home warm this winter

Preventative measures need to be taken to keep your company's HVAC system running smoothly this fall, so contact Ron Hammes Refrigeration to see how they can help you

Finding the right temperature for an entire office can be challenging. While some employees may be comfortable at one setting, you might find others shivering at their desks.

Your air conditioner comes in handy when warmer weather shows up, and it can be frustrating if the system doesn’t work. Be alert for signs of a problem before it requires repairs

If you’re like most homeowners, your energy bills probably peak during the summer months when running the A/C. Maintaining a cool house requires a fair amount of energy. Luckily, there are ways to lower the utility bills without spending a dime

The experts at Ron Hammes Refrigeration debunk four common myths about heating and air conditioning so you and your wallet can remain comfortable all season long

The air conditioner experts at Ron Hammes Refrigeration in La Crosse, WI, discuss tips to help reduce your energy bill without sacrificing a cool temperature in your home

When running a business, there is a lot to think about and take care of on a daily basis. One responsibility you don't want to ignore is the maintenance of your building's Commercial HVAC system

Ron Hammes Refrigeration, HVAC professionals in La Crosse, WI, offer a few common HVAC issues to look for when Spring arrives, and what you can do to avoid them

If you make use of commercial refrigeration equipment in your business, it’s a good idea to learn how to diagnose some of the basic problems you might run into.