The Importance of Wintertime Air Duct Cleaning
Air duct cleaning removes all air born dust and debris from the ducting systems of HVAC units, and it’s something you’ll want to consider before…
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Avoid Turkey Day Plumbing Problems to Save Money
In just a few short days, families in and around Kansas City, MO will be ready to celebrate Thanksgiving—many homes in the area will host…
Read More >Prevent Frozen Pipes This Winter and Save Thousands
The winter months in and around Kansas City, MO can produce subzero temperatures, which can give homeowners in the area a rude surprise—frozen pipes bursting….
Read More >The Importance of Carbon Monoxide Detectors
Here at Top Notch Heating, Cooling & Plumbing, we specialize in installing carbon monoxide detectors in Kansas City. We’re very well aware of the important…
Read More >Get Ready to Switch Your Heat Pumps to Heat Mode!
A heat pump serves a dual purpose; it cools your home during the summertime and heats it during the cold Kansas City winter months. Since…
Read More >Using a Humidifier During the Winter
The winters here in Kansas City, Missouri can be rough, with temperatures generally hovering around 20 degrees Fahrenheit. What’s even worse than the bitter cold…
Read More >DIY Furnace Inspection
Winters here in Kansas City, MO can be brutal, with temperatures generally ranging between 20 and 25 degrees Fahrenheit. As we’re fast approaching winter, September…
Read More >Air Conditioner Replacement in Kansas City, MO
Your air conditioner is supposed to keep temperatures in your home comfortable while maintaining a reasonable humidity level. But for the McCroskeys in Kansas City,…
Read More >Ways to Keep Cooling Costs Down
It’s heating up in the Kansas City area and it’s easy to get frustrated with rising cooling costs that summer brings. Fortunately, there are a…
Read More >Tips for Controlling Mold Growth During the Spring
Spring is in full swing in the Kansas City area (though with the temps we’ve been feeling, you’d never know that) and we know many…
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