Comfort Technology Heating and Air Conditioning

06/01/2026

Your outdoor unit needs airflow to do its job.

On the Virginia Peninsula, pollen, leaves, grass clippings, and debris can slowly build up around your condenser and restrict airflow.

The result?

Longer run times.
Higher energy bills.
Reduced cooling performance.

Sometimes the fix starts with simply taking a look outside.

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05/31/2026

AC not working?

Before you assume the worst, there are a few things every Virginia Peninsula and Hampton Roads homeowner should check first.

Some problems are simple.

Some aren't.

We put together the 5 most common reasons air conditioners stop working—and what to look for before scheduling a repair.

Read online. "5 COMMON REASONS YOU'RE A/C ISN'T WORKING" ⬇︎
https://www.comforttechnologyinc.com/post/5-common-reasons-your-ac-isnt-working

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05/30/2026

Can Closing Vents in Unused Rooms Save Money? ☕️ SATURDAY MORNINGS: Ask Lee!

We hear this one all the time from homeowners across Hampton Roads and the Peninsula.

Every Saturday morning, Lee answers one of your real HVAC questions right here.

Today's Question:
"If I close the vents in rooms I don't use, will it lower my energy bill?"

Lee's Answer:

It seems like it should.

After all, why cool or heat rooms you're not using?

But in most homes, the answer is actually no.

Your HVAC system is designed to move a specific amount of air throughout your home. When you close multiple vents, you can create extra pressure inside the duct system.

That can lead to:

✅ Reduced system efficiency

✅ Increased wear on your blower motor

✅ Airflow problems in other rooms

✅ Higher utility bills in some cases

✅ Hot and cold spots throughout the house

Instead of closing vents, consider:

✔️ Adjusting your thermostat appropriately

✔️ Improving insulation and air sealing

✔️ Using ceiling fans to improve comfort

✔️ Having your airflow professionally evaluated

The goal isn't just to move less air—it's to move the right amount of air where it's needed.

Most HVAC systems perform best when the airflow they were designed for stays balanced.

🙋‍♂️ Have a question about your home comfort, HVAC system, or that mystery problem you've been wondering about?

Drop it in the comments below! We may answer it next Saturday. 👇

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05/29/2026

Proud to be a Habitat for Humanity sponsor!

Looking to donate a car, truck, boat, RV or other vehicle? Your vehicle donation to Habitat supports families in your local community. With our quick and easy donation form, you can make a difference today.

05/27/2026

This van usually shows up after something goes wrong.

But the smartest homeowners call before that happens.

Most expensive HVAC problems start as small issues that are easy to miss—until they become breakdowns.

Our maintenance plans are built to catch those problems early, improve efficiency, and help your system last longer.

If summer is coming, this is worth a look.

This van usually shows up after something goes wrong.

But the smartest homeowners call before that happens.

Most expensive HVAC problems start as small issues that are easy to miss—until they become breakdowns.

Our maintenance plans are built to catch those problems early, improve efficiency, and help your system last longer.

If summer is coming, this is worth a look. Here's the link👇

https://www.comforttechnologyinc.com/hvac-maintenace-hampton-roads

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05/26/2026

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05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we remember. 🇺🇸

Today is about honoring the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

As a veteran-owned company, this day carries real meaning for us.

We’re grateful for the freedoms we enjoy, the families we serve, and the opportunity to do honest work in our community every day.

From all of us at Comfort Technology, thank you to those who made that possible.

Wishing everyone across Hampton Roads & the Peninsula a safe Memorial Day.

05/25/2026

Did you know your home air could be causing the very symptoms you blame on “allergies” or just feeling run down?

❓Sneezing indoors.
❓Dust that keeps coming back.
❓That musty smell you can’t quite place.
❓Headaches. Dry air. Humidity. Stale rooms.

Here in Hampton Roads and the Peninsula, humidity makes indoor air quality an even bigger issue than many people realize.

The good news? Improving your air quality usually starts with simple things:

✔ Changing filters
✔ Managing humidity
✔ Better ventilation
✔ Making sure your HVAC system is actually helping—not circulating contaminants

We just published a practical guide covering the warning signs of poor indoor air quality and what you can do about it.

Read the full blog here: https://www.comforttechnologyinc.com/post/proven-tips-to-improve-indoor-air-quality

If your home never feels quite as fresh or comfortable as it should, this is worth 4 minutes.

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05/23/2026

Why Does My HVAC Drain Line Keep Clogging? ☕️ SATURDAY MORNINGS: Ask Lee!

We get this question a lot from homeowners across Hampton Roads and the Peninsula—especially during peak AC season.

Every Saturday morning, Lee answers one of your real HVAC questions right here.

Today’s Question:
“Why does my AC drain line keep clogging?”

Lee’s Answer:
Your air conditioner doesn’t just cool your home—it removes moisture too.

That moisture has to drain somewhere, and over time, your condensate drain line can clog with buildup.

Common causes include:

✅ Algae or slime growth inside the drain line
✅ Dust and debris mixing with moisture over time
✅ A dirty system creating extra buildup
✅ Drain line design issues or poor slope

Signs you may have a clogged drain line:

✔️ Water around the indoor unit
✔️ AC shutting off unexpectedly
✔️ Musty smells near vents
✔️ Water damage near the air handler

Here’s the good news: this is often preventable.

A maintenance visit can catch buildup early before it becomes a messy problem.

In our humid Hampton Roads climate, drain lines work hard all summer long.

A little maintenance now can prevent water damage later.

🙋‍♂️ Have a question about your home comfort, weird noises, humidity, or anything HVAC related?

Which pic do you like the best? Drop it in the comments 1,2, or 3? 👇

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