In light of the recent and historic flooding several homeowners are battling with water damage, mold and more to get their home back to where it was before the storm. As members of this great community, it’s important to us that we do anything and everything we can to help people get back on their…Read More

Summer is hot, but for a place like Louisiana, it is humid too. Sometimes it’s hard to figure out which one is worse. Hot, humid air can hang over a city like a cloud that suffocates and makes life miserable during the day, but inside humidity is a different story. High levels of humidity can…Read More

Still deciding if you want to jump into spring cleaning? Already did your spring cleaning, but forgot your HVAC unit? Check out this month’s blog post for three reasons that will motivate you to clean your AC this spring!

Flowers are blooming, temperatures are rising, and spring is in full effect. Yet, for some, spring goes by another name, and that name is “Allergy Season.” For many people, spring can be an awful experience that is filled with sneezing, sinus headaches, and severe allergy medicine. The rise in pollen, dust, and humidity is a…Read More

On February 25, 2016, Pop-A-Lock Locksmith of Lafayette, Louisiana and Lee’s Air Conditioning, teamed up to help the Acadiana Animal Shelter by donating $250.00 each to this very worthy cause.

Being able to control moisture is the most essential aspect of any HVAC system. The process of humidification and dehumidification is what makes an indoor space feel pleasant and healthy.

Programmable thermostats might not seem too exciting, but saving money definitely is. With recommended temperature settings, a digital thermostat can cut your energy bills by 10 percent a year. Programmable controls have been around for several decades, but 60 percent of homes still use non-programmable models. Whether or not you’re replacing your central HVAC system,…Read More

Indoor air quality is becoming a more serious concern as awareness is raised by entities such as the Environmental Protection Agency, which provides information about helpful IAQ solutions for the home environment. The first step for many homeowners is testing the indoor environment for pollutants and problems, which can be provided by an HVAC contractor.

Although Lafayette, Louisiana, doesn’t experience the cold winters that the northern states do – a benefit of living in the southern U.S. – it does get chilly enough to periodically turn on your heating system. To ensure your heating system is working efficiently and effectively, keep these three winter heating tips in mind.