
Of course, nothing beats a working air conditioner in Scottsdale and the Phoenix Metro Area in Arizona. That’s why the air conditioning repair technicians here at Comfort World Air Conditioning and Heating offer reliable and speedy repair services for your HVAC unit.
Our family-owned and operated AC and Heating Repair company has been located in Scottsdale, AZ and serving the Phoenix, AZ valley for more than 30 years. You can ensure our trained and certified technicians have the experience and knowledge to diagnose and repair your air conditioner and heating unit properly.
Tips To Stay Cool
Living in scorching summer months in the Phoenix Metro area can over work the air conditioning system and your electricity bill. Below are some practical tips to stay cool without over working your AC unit.
Regulate Temperature
Regulate your own temperature by wearing thin cotton clothing, drinking ice-cold beverages, and spraying cold water on your face. Start with your body first before working on your surroundings.
Ice & Fan
Place a bowl filled with ice at an angle in front of a large electric fan. The air from the fan will pass over the ice first, so it will feel cooler once it reaches you.
Ceiling Fans
Set the rotation of your ceiling fans at a high speed and counter-clockwise direction. Doing so will help the breeze move around the room faster.
CFLs & LEDs
Get rid of incandescent lights. Opt for CFLs and LEDs instead because they produce less heat for the same amount of brightness.
Natural Light
Maximize natural light from longer summer days. Even energy-efficient lamps still produce heat, so turning them off will make your home feel cooler.
Cook Outside
Grill food outside to keep the heat out. Using your indoor stove will only make your kitchen and nearby rooms feel hotter.
Windows
Shut your windows. Keep them closed all morning, then open them in the evening to let the cool breeze in.
Heat Reflectors
Use heat reflectors. Heat can still seep in through clear glass windows, so add a reflective window film to keep it out.
Stay Low
Stay low because heat rises. If you live in a house with more than one level, hang out downstairs until the sun sets.
Add Plants
Add green, leafy plants inside your home. They improve air circulation, and they also provide strategic shade in areas exposed to the sun.
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