In light of the recent devastation in Houston left in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, many customers have reached out to us asking about what to do if such a flooding event were to […]
The condensate line to your air conditioner does a lot to keep your unit working properly. When it gets clogged, the water backup can become a major problem. This can turn into a messy and […]
Georgian homeowners and businesses can certainly experience our fair share of heavy rain depending on the season. Fortunately, you can rest easy knowing that rain is not going to ruin your air conditioning system. It’s […]
When it comes to the heat and humidity in the South, it is vital that your air conditioner run in tip-top shape if you and your family wish to stay cool and comfortable inside! Many […]
Whether you are considering installing a new HVAC system in your home or are in need of a trustworthy repairman who you can call for emergency repairs when a sudden breakdown occurs, it is important […]
This past March, the Carrier Corporation held its annual Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer meeting. Gagne Heating & Air Conditioning was honored to attend this prestigious event held in Huntington Beach, California at the Hyatt Regency […]
GE has issued a recall on GE Zoneline Packaged Terminal Air Conditioners and heating units (PTAC). This recall applies mainly to business owners, since Zonelines are used primarily in commercial spaces, hotels and apartment buildings. […]
With the arctic air that is gripping most of the country, probably the last thing on your mind is your air conditioner. However, before you know it, it will be hot and you’ll be depending […]
Cracks around the outside of your house can lead to air leaks, which hurts the overall energy efficiency of your home. By caulking these cracks, you can keep the warm (or cool) air inside. Caulking […]
Running a business can be costly and we at Gagne Heating and Air Conditioning know that business owners are always looking for ways to save money. When it comes to the cost of cooling your […]
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