May Newsletter

April kept us busy helping our customers get ready for the warmer weather with AC maintenance and system check-ups — making sure homes and businesses are comfortable before the heat hits.

We also celebrated a few work anniversaries this month — we're grateful for a team that continues to grow with us.

Behind the scenes, we've stayed busy with our government projects and ongoing training. We've also been learning more about water softeners, so feel free to ask us about that if it's something you've been curious about.

James, Terri, and Mallory had some fun with the Shawnee Chamber — be sure to follow their socials to see us featured for Small Business Week!

As temperatures rise and you start using your AC, here are a few quick things to check:

✓ Make sure your system is actually cooling — not just running

✓ Check your air filter and replace if needed

✓ Listen for any unusual noises

✓ Look for weak airflow or uneven temperatures

If something feels off now, it's better to catch it early before the summer heat hits.

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As temperatures rise, your AC is about to work its hardest — and small issues can quickly turn into bigger problems.

Watch for signs like weak airflow, warm air, strange noises, or a system that runs constantly. If your AC struggled last summer, there's a good chance those problems haven't gone away.

Catching these issues early can help you avoid breakdowns when you need your system most. Read our full blog to learn the 5 signs to watch for and what to do next.

As we head into warmer temperatures, now is the time to make sure your air conditioning system is ready for the summer ahead.

Many homeowners turn their AC on for the first time and notice something isn't quite right — weak airflow, warm air, or longer run times. These small issues can quickly turn into bigger problems once the heat hits.

Scheduling maintenance now helps catch problems early, improve efficiency, and keep your home comfortable all season long.

If your system struggled last summer or is starting to show signs of wear, it may also be a good time to explore replacement options before peak demand.