Residence enchancment information: Q&A from a Katy HVAC technician
In the Texas heat, keeping a cool house is important. Kim Svetlik, co-owner of True Fix A/C & Heating, provides ways to keep heating, ventilation,
How San Antonio can lead in air con innovation
Twenty-two years ago, I moved from Indiana, with its four discrete seasons, to South Texas, one extended summer interrupted by a couple of months of
CPS Vitality clients cranking up air-con pay practically $80 extra for consolation, utility says
San Antonio – CPS Energy customers are paying higher energy bills than last summer, with an average increase of about $80, according to the utility.
Air Conditioning Is An Inconvenient Fact for Inequality Nail-Biters
“When you are poor, the sun finds you faster.” Those are the words of Juanita Cruz-Perez, a resident of San Antonio. While she has an
FYI: Information Briefs in HVAC – July 18, 2022
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Reliant Power donation to assist fund air con for susceptible residents, cooling facilities all through Houston
Although summer does not officially start until June 21, Houston has already seen temperatures rise to the triple digits, bringing dangerous heat to the area.
Would Houston Exist With out Air Conditioning? – Houston Public Media
Would Houston exist as we know it without air conditioning? Houston’s summers can be oppressively hot and muggy. That’s why most Houstonians crank up the
Texas Jail Inmates Are Being ‘Slowly Cooked Alive’ for Lack of Air Conditioning
A few years ago, Benny Hernandez penned a dispatch from what reads like hell on Earth. “Prisoners look upon the summer months in the Texas
How San Antonio survived the brutal warmth earlier than air con
There once was a growing city that had an alligator garden, a sky ride at Brackenridge Park, a mayor named Jack White, and almost no
Mac Engel: The Texas Rangers’ 2022 MVP will not be Corey Seager; it’s air-con | Sports activities
ARLINGTON, Texas — On behalf of all critics of the Texas Rangers’ needlessly pressing Arlington tax payers for a new stadium when a perfectly good