Tips to Keep Your Electric Bill Low This Winter
We all love the festivities that come with fall and winter; Halloween parties, Thanksgiving meals, holiday celebrations and sledding. However, many of these activities help…
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What Is a Variable Speed Furnace?
One of the most exciting new technologies to be introduced into the HVAC industry in the last few years is the variable speed furnace. In…
Read More >Importance of Early Fall Furnace Maintenance
You may not want to think about cold weather coming, but it’s time to start thinking about getting your home ready for the coming winter…
Read More >What Is A Ductless Mini-Split Air Conditioner?
When you think of air conditioning, depending on your current and past homes, you may think of window air conditioners or central air conditioning systems….
Read More >Tips to Avoid Emergency Air Conditioner Repair
No one ever wants to call for emergency air conditioner repair services—especially in the middle of summer in Kansas City. When cool air becomes non-existent…
Read More >Signs You Need Emergency Air Conditioner Repair
From the Kansas City air conditioning experts at Top Notch Heating, Cooling & Plumbing. Residents of Kansas City depend on efficient home cooling systems to…
Read More >Do I Have to Replace My AC Unit, Or Can I Just Repair It?
One of the most common questions we get here at Top Notch Heating, Cooling & Plumbing, is “Do I have to replace my AC unit,…
Read More >When to Call the Professionals for AC Repair
Kansas City residents know, all too well, that summer can be hot. In fact, some days, the combination of heat and humidity are downright stifling….
Read More >NEW NAECA Water Heater Regulations
Effective April 16, 2015 The U.S Department of Energy as part of the National Appliance Energy Conservation Act (NAECA), mandated new standards on all residential…
Read More >Can My Family Benefit from a Whole-House Humidifier?
If you’ve lived in Kanas City long enough to survive a winter, you know how brutal they can be! It is not unusual for temperatures…
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