Fall is here and Nashville is finally cooling down. Now we can turn off our air conditioners, open our windows and not have to worry about whether or not your AC is working properly until next spring, right? Not exactly. How Long Should an HVAC System Last? Before you commit to
Until forty years ago a minority of Middle Tennessee homes were outfitted with some form of air conditioning. Today, most area homeowners consider air conditioning to be indispensable for getting through the dog days of summer, when average daily high temperatures in Nashville are near
Jewell Mechanical is proud to sponsor the Mac Carmichael Fund Family Fun Day 7th Annual MAC Sized Bass Tournament Date: May 1st Time: 1-4 pm Location: Fate Sanders Marina @ Percy Priest Lake, Mt Juliet TN Free kids activitiesSilent AuctionsLive Auctions RafflesDonations
How We Can Save You Money We are always looking for ways to help our customers save money or cut costs. There are a lot of things that you can improve inside your home today to save energy. Here are a 3 things that we can assist you with to help save energy inside your home: These are
The last few years have been a difficult for Nashville and nearby areas. Like everyone else, we’ve been challenged by the arrival of COVID-19. We also experienced tornadoes that devastated parts of Germantown, East Nashville, Donelson, Mt. Juliet and Cookeville. More recently our city was
Has this ever happened to you? You go into the living room and it's sweltering hot and then you go into the back bedroom and you have to put your coat on. This is a common HVAC problem and it could be caused by air duct issues. Leaking Air Ducts Cost You Money Leaking and unbalanced air
It is dear to our heart to be a sponsor again for this year's Knights 5k at 5 and Kendall’s K Run in Nolensville, TN. The run happens Sun. April 3 and supports Athletics and Special Education. The race will take place at: Nolensville High School 1600 Summerlyn Dr. Nolensville, TN
For decades R22 (Freon) was the industry standard for AC refrigerant, but it’s now illegal to manufacture or import R22 (and R142b) gas into the United States. Moreover, the servicing of R22 systems is now limited to the use of recycled or stockpiled quantities of Freon. So if you have an
