Nothing beats walking into a cozy, warm home on a frigid winter day, or a cool, comfortable one when outdoor temps are through the roof. Sometimes, it even feels magical. After all, all you are ...

Juan has been a home inspector for 10 years and runs a successful home inspection company in Richmond, VA. He loves inspecting homes, but his real passion is educating home owners and newer inspectors ...

A malfunctioning AC can make your home feel incredibly uncomfortable. Today’s HVAC and cooling systems are smarter and more efficient, but sometimes things still go wrong, especially if you have an ...

If the summer heat has left you considering AC for your home, I don’t blame you. My home doesn’t have it centrally, and heatwaves have been hellish, with each year feeling worse than the last. Here, ...

It's always in the middle of a heatwave. Your AC hums to life, but instead of the icy rush you're craving, it pushes out a faint, lukewarm breeze. That's when the dread sets in. Is the unit failing?

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. We’re just a couple of weeks into summer, which means high temperatures in North Carolina aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. To help ...

Inter Milan and AC Milan will today meet in European competition for the first time in 20 years. The Derby della Madonnina is one of the fiercest in football, but in the Champions League it has been a ...

When you leave home for a summer trip, you might be tempted to turn your air conditioning completely off to save some money on your electricity bill. But as outdoor temperatures soar, this can result ...

It's the time of year when many homeowners power down the AC unit and fire up the furnace. When you do, there is always the chance of discovering a problem. If that's the case, your next question ...

The best way to save cash and stay cool may not be what you expect. In most of the U.S., this summer has been an absolute scorcher—which means that if you're lucky enough to have air conditioning, you ...

One morning this summer, several days into temperatures above 110 degrees in this farming community, Socorro Galvez, 53, began to feel weak as she picked grapes in the suffocating heat. The green ...