3 Common Air Conditioning Myths Debunked

Whether it’s a local news anchor, your favorite home magazine or even your neighbor, as the temperatures continue to rise everyone seems to be an expert on staying cool and saving money. Unfortunately, popular air conditioning tips tend to become misconstrued and often misleading. At Bradbury Brothers, we hear a lot of myths surrounding air [...]

June 10th, 2014|Air Conditioner, Blog|

How Your Thermostat Can Save You Over $180 Per Year

There is an easy way to save more than $180 a year on your air conditioning and heating costs and it is probably already hanging on a wall in your home. The little box that controls your home’s temperature is key in providing efficient heating and cooling to your home. Here are three tips to [...]

May 13th, 2014|Blog, Saving Money|

Problems With Your HVAC System? Could Be Your Thermostat

Is your heating and cooling system not turning on? Does it shut off before reaching the desired temperature? Does it continuously turn on and off in short cycles? Don’t immediately blame your heater or air conditioner. The true culprit could be your thermostat. Although small, your thermostat plays a significant role in your home’s comfort [...]

May 1st, 2014|Blog|

Green Options For Your Home HVAC System

We believe in being good stewards of the earth and our resources. That’s why we are committed to helping you reduce your carbon footprint and save money with our green air conditioning and heating options for your home. (And no, we are not talking about the color of your system.) We have broken down several [...]

What is SEER and Why Does It Matter?

If you have ever shopped for a new air conditioner or heat pump, you may have come across SEER. While many homeowners know the SEER of the cooling system they purchase is significant, they don’t fully understand what it is and why it’s important. What is SEER? SEER stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio. It [...]

Selecting Your Air Conditioner: Single Stage Versus Two Stage

Air conditioners come in a variety of brands, capacities, and sizes. And while there are a number of important choices to be made when selecting a new air conditioner for your home, deciding between single-stage and two-stage can be the most confusing. What are single-stage and two-stage air conditioners? Until recently, most all air conditioners [...]

March 16th, 2014|Blog, HVAC System|

When to Replace: Interpreting Your Air Conditioner’s Message

As air conditioning experts, we have maintained, serviced, repaired, and installed countless air conditioning units. This extensive experience has given us an unfair advantage over other companies when it comes to being able to know what your air conditioner needs. (You could almost say we are “air conditioner whisperers”.) With that in mind, we thought [...]

March 3rd, 2014|Air Conditioner, Blog|

How to Keep Your Air Conditioner Repairman Away

You’ve likely heard the saying, “an apple a day keeps the doctor away”, but do you know what to do to keep the air conditioning repairman away? While eating fruit won’t do the trick, there are several things you can do that will help you avoid costly and inconvenient air conditioning breakdowns. Protect Your Air [...]

February 18th, 2014|Air Conditioner, Blog|

What to Expect From a Professional Air Conditioning Tune-Up

In Southeast Texas summer is right around the corner, and that means heating and cooling companies are ramping up their advertising efforts for air conditioning tune-ups. You have likely seen advertisements showcasing specials for as low as $29 or $39, but are they worth it? Air conditioning tune-ups are important, but only when done correctly. [...]

February 1st, 2014|Blog, HVAC System|

Four Indoor Quality Facts You Should Know

Indoor air pollution is a growing and disturbing trend in many homes and businesses throughout Southeast Texas. As buildings are built more and more airtight for energy efficiency, your home loses natural ventilation and traps indoor pollutants inside your home. This leads to poor indoor air quality. Before shrugging this problem off, read the following [...]

January 19th, 2014|Air Quality, Blog|

Furnace First Aid

Heating your home is a winter necessity. When furnaces and heat pumps break down, the only option is a speedy repair job. The good news: some problems are safe and simple to solve. Before contacting a service company, look for the problems you can fix yourself. Power Switch If you have a power switch next [...]

December 3rd, 2013|Blog, Furnace|

Why Your Furnace Might Not Be Working

When your furnace quits working, (which always seems to be during a cold snap) it can be worrisome to deal with. More often than not, when your furnace gives out, it’s usually not the furnace that’s actually to blame, but something else that’s causing things to go awry. Here’s a collection of some of the [...]

November 18th, 2013|Blog, Furnace|

Preparing Your Home for Fall

The kids are back to school, the neighborhood pool is closed for the season and there is a hint of fall in the air. It's hard to believe, but the transition from summer into fall is happening and cooler days will be here before you know it. Here are a few things you can do: [...]

October 16th, 2013|Blog, Furnace|

What to Look for in a New Air Conditioning System

As we all know, Texas summers can be unbearable even when you have air conditioning. As this summer approaches and temperatures rise, you may be considering buying a new central air conditioning system for your home. When talking with your local comfort consultant, there are a few things you should keep in mind. All new [...]

September 20th, 2013|Blog, HVAC System|

Why Isn’t My Air Conditioner Cooling?

Sometimes your air conditioner can appear to be running just fine, but still isn’t doing its job to cool your home. When this happens, there can be several possible causes that prevent your air conditioner from keeping you cool. We’ve listed a few below. Ductwork – Ductwork is one of the most important components of [...]

August 25th, 2013|Air Conditioner, Blog|

Your Furnace Needs Maintenance Too

Has your furnace had its check-up? Most of us are content to let things go. That is, until they break. For many, this is fine until it’s their furnace, and it quits working on one of the coldest nights of the year. When this happens, more often than not it’s a lack of upkeep and [...]

June 4th, 2013|Blog, Furnace|
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