Cover Windows

While we all love to let natural light into our home, keeping your windows uncovered during peak sun hours can increase temperatures inside your home. This can cause your A/C system to run that much harder. Investing in thermal curtains can help save you money in the long run.

Take Cooking Outdoors

Cooking indoors during hot weather can generate a lot of unwanted heat. Try creating dishes with a crockpot instead or use your BBQ grill more. Not only will you stay cool inside, but you’ll probably eat healthier as well. It’s a win-win!

Hang Your Clothes Outside

We all love the convenience of using the dryer after washing our clothes, but dryers can be a huge heat generator. Instead, try going old school and hang your clothes outside to dry. Not only will you save money on your energy bill, but you’ll save on having to purchase dryer sheets and it’s better for the environment too!

Check Your Ceiling Fans

Set your ceiling fans to rotate counter-clockwise. This reverses the blades to push the heat up to the ceiling which will keep you cool and comfortable.

Whether you need A/C repair or a new unit, AAA Service can help you keep your home cool this summer. Call or schedule an appointment online with us today to learn more about our HVAC services!