Fire-N-Ice Heating and Air Conditioning

06/22/2012

With it now the first official week of summer, why not have an experienced technician check your air conditioning system? Fire-N-Ice will always be there for your HVAC needs.

08/25/2011

With triple digits hitting much of Southern California for the next few days, it's always a good idea to check those air filters. Most are rated for a month to three month life cycle. Try shining a light through it. If you can't see it, it's probably a good time to change it. Having a clean filter improves air circulation and cooling capabilities!

08/02/2011

A nice read on a tech-savvy site. Take a look!

It's hot. Parts of your body are sticking to other parts of your body, and it's horrible. Lucky for you, you've got air conditioning. Unlucky for you, A/C is a real punisher on the power bill.

07/18/2011

Keep cool out there. Have you done your yearly condenser coil cleaning? Just get a water hose and nozzle and rinse it off. That's it, and it helps a lot.

06/24/2011

The Summer is Here! Stay cool out there SoCal, and check those filters. And as always, give Fire-N-Ice a call that we may be able to assist you.

06/06/2011

Fire-N-Ice's website has been updated! Check it out. www.firenicehvac.net

05/19/2011

What you may need to know about how the system operates.

04/19/2011

With the unpredictable hot and cold Southern California weather we've been having, it's never been a better time to check up on your airconditioning and heating systems! Better to test them now than to be stuck in the middle of a heatwave with no AC.

10/28/2010

Cold weather is almost here! Enjoy this nice temperate weather while it lasts! Don't forget to clean or replace your furnace filters according to manufacturer recommendations and save up to 2% on your heating costs.

10/11/2010

Seems like a no-brainer, but keeping out sun by drawing the draperies, blinds, or shades indoors keeps out a lot of the heat. Simple, but effective.

09/27/2010

This week is going to be very hot. Try not to over work your systems. Set the thermostat to 78.0 F. Setting the thermostat down to 72.0 F would increase your cooling costs 12% to 47%, depending on various factors.