A quality furnace that performs well is a major component of any home’s climate control system. If your heating equipment has underperformed this past winter, it may be time to replace it. Read More
One of the most common precursors to the breakdown of heating and cooling equipment is neglect, which is why seasonal preventive maintenance is so important. It can help keep furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps running smoothly year after year. With an HVAC maintenance plan in place from Hunter Heat & Air, you won’t have to worry about remembering to contact a 
Dust is the most common culprit for poor indoor air quality. In your home, dust mainly consists of dead skin cells from you, your family and your pets. Dust particles float through the air waiting to either settle on a surface or be inhaled. Once the dust has settled, any air movement will reintroduce the dust particles back into the air. Proper dust removal is key to clean indoor air. Unfortunately, many homeowners do not know how to properly control dust. 
Attached garages are convenient additions to almost any homes, but they can also be a source of pollution and contaminated garage air that can get into your home’s living spaces. Carbon monoxide, vehicle exhaust, hazardous fumes and other dangerous substances can enter your home through openings in the wall between house and garage. Pressure differences between the garage and your house can sometimes pull these substances directly into your home. 
The normal hum of a well-maintained furnace is a common sound in our homes during the winter. In general, furnaces should operate quietly. If you suddenly start hearing loud or more frequent noises coming from your heating system, or if there is a new or unusual furnace noise, it’s time to call a professional to find out what’s wrong. -
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Hunter Heating & Air
580-226-COOL
Serving Ardmore, Oklahoma Since 2006