Why Is My AC Blowing Warm Air?
By Duct Professor Heating & Cooling - July 15, 2021
With Chicago weather always fluctuating, the last thing you need is your unit malfunctioning.
Read more →How To Tell if Your AC is Running Efficiently
By Duct Professor Heating & Cooling - June 25, 2021
During a hot summer like this one, your AC is probably running non-stop. As a homeowner, you want to make sure that your AC unit is efficient.
Read more →What is Duct Cleaning? Duct Cleaning Explained
By Duct Professor Heating & Cooling - March 24, 2021
Are you noticing that your house gets dusty? Even after you’ve dusted the home? Well, that’s most likely because your ducts need cleaning.
Read more →How Important is Yearly Maintenance for my Air Conditioner?
By Duct Professor Heating & Cooling - March 11, 2021
With the weather we’ve been having, it’s almost like summer is right around the corner. Most people love it when it is warm outside of the home but warm inside your home? Not so much.
Read more →What to Expect From an Air Duct Cleaning Service
By Duct Professor Heating & Cooling - December 12, 2022
Many homeowners don’t realize that your air duct system can get quite dirty over time. With the airflow constantly moving around in the home, you’ll start to notice dust, dirt, and mold spores near or around your vents.
Read more →Heat not working properly?
By Duct Professor Heating & Cooling - February 22, 2021
Let us at Duct Professor help you with any HVAC issues. With the bad weather, we have been having you want to make sure the Furnace and Humidifiers are running at peak performance.
Read more →How to Save Money on your Energy Bills
By Duct Professor Heating & Cooling - December 30, 2020
It’s that time of year again when your gas and electric bills are going through the roof just to keep your home at a comfortable temperature. Here are some tips that could help you save.
Read more →Why should I get a whole-house humidifier?
By Duct Professor Heating & Cooling - November 21, 2020
Do I need a whole-home humidifier? The short answer is yes.
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