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TL;DR / Quick Answer For a Spring, TX homeowner, an October electric bill is often noticeably lower than a July bill because the cooling load is usually much lighter. Houston’s 1991-2020 climate...
TL;DR Your house feels clammy because the air is holding too much moisture, not because it’s too warm. Healthy indoor humidity is roughly 30% to 50%. October makes it worse in Spring: milder...
TL;DR Some water around your outdoor AC unit after a heavy Texas rain is not automatically a sign of an HVAC problem. The concern is when water stays pooled, repeatedly collects around the...
TL;DR / Quick Answer If your AC is still running around 10 hours a day in October, your electric bill can remain surprisingly high, especially when outdoor temperatures are still in the 90s. That is...
