Omega Heating & Air Blog

Typical forced-air furnaces use either electricity or natural gas to power the furnace. Some homeowners only have one option when installing a new furnace, while others can choose between either gas or electric. If you’re unsure which type of furnace to have the HVAC...

Most people can get a decade or two out of their furnace before it’s time to replace it. However, this life expectancy depends on a number of factors like the climate, the type of maintenance it’s received, and many other factors. If you’re wondering if it’s time for...

You want to stay cool on hot summer days and warm on chilly winter nights. Getting HVAC service in Stockbridge, GA, is a great way to make sure your unit is running efficiently. What you do can also help. Here are 10 mistakes that may be causing your energy bills to...

There are many AC issues that need to be addressed promptly so they won't cause bigger problems. This blog lists 4 of the most common ones. Read on to determine when you can fix them yourself and when you should ask for help from a Roswell, GA, air conditioning repair...

Now that spring has started, summer is just right around the corner. So, you'll likely rely on your AC more often to keep your home more comfortable. But, like any appliance, it's also susceptible to wear. So, you need to be sure that it's in good condition. Aside...

Any new construction project involves the installation of climate control systems, known collectively as your HVAC. If you ever underestimate the value of HVAC in the modern era, you must simply ask someone who lived in the time before air conditioning just how...

When it comes to HVAC service in Stockbridge, putting together an accurate HVAC design is essential. Whether you're installing a new system into an existing space or putting together a new build, a careful assessment and precise calculations are key. While the sheer...

Air conditioning is an essential part of being comfortable in your home. Not only does it keep you cool, but it also reduces humidity. This helps your house be more pleasant and can prevent moisture issues, including mold. Like most appliances, sometimes our air...

With winter practically here, you’re probably cranking up your indoor heating. While heating is an important part of your home’s air quality, let’s not forget about the humidity. Indoor heating sucks the humidity out of the air, leaving your home feeling...

Like many others, your home requires periodic temperature adjustments to reach the right mix of hot and cold. For this, you need both heating and cooling systems installed. These heating, ventilation, and cooling systems include air conditioners, heaters, and...