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Despite having the moniker of “Windy City,” Chicago is anything but windy. Depending on the day, it can be pretty humid outside.

It’s hot outside and for some reason, your air conditioner just isn’t working as well as it used to. You lower the temperature to 62ᵒF and it finally starts cooling. But you’re dreading the utility bills you’ll get at the end of the month because of this.

The living room of your home makes you feel like you’re in Antarctica. But your room reminds you of the Sahara Desert.

Despite having cleaned your home early in the morning, there’s something in the air that’s flaring up your allergies.

Dry air causes you to feel Colder making you turn up the heating. This causes an increase in your electric bill and can have a negative impact on your health.

Your new HVAC system is breathing its last breath and you’re not sure why. It’s been three months since you bought it, and it had been working fine just a week ago.

We all know the importance of air conditioners and the effect they have on our lives during a hot and humid summer day. And we all know how to operate one.

Statistics show that 47% of the total energy homeowners spend in their house goes into cooling and heating. The report also showed that 14 percent goes into water heating.

The last thing you want to deal besides the scorching summer heat is a high electricity bill at the end of the month.

Now that summer’s here, you don’t have to worry about stepping out into the cold after a warm shower and then spending an hour snuggling with your blanket for warmth.