Heating and Air Conditioning in AZ During the Fall

Our Fall weather is coming in now with lows in the fifties and highs near one hundred degrees Fahrenheit in the afternoon.  Very few places need heating in the morning and air conditioning during the afternoon highs. For the next month we will have these schizophrenic days. During November we will need morning heating but should not need active cooling in the afternoon.

During the following four to five months (December to March) our heating systems will be put to the test with nights dropping to freezing or below on some days here in the desert southwest.

This fall is the very best time to schedule a heating system tune up or replacement evaluation. We won’t be swamped with work and can give you extra time and attention when it comes to your heating system.

Just like there is a best time to get married, buy back to school items or even a new car, now is the time for us to look at your HVAC system. Planning ahead is always a good money and time saving idea.

Did You Know
1. Who invented the air conditioner, and for what purpose?

It was Willis Carrier who invented air conditioning. He originally created the air conditioner for the publishing company he worked for in Brooklyn, to keep the temperature and humidity low enough for paper to refrain from expanding or contracting.

2. True or False: Before Air Conditioning, industrial workers had month long vacations in August?

TRUE. Industrial workers were sluggish in the hot buildings during the summer, slowing or even stopping production during the sweltering summer months. Even the government shut down during parts of the summer for the very same reason!

3. True or False: Air conditioning has effected education nationwide?

FALSE.  Summer vacation exists because at the near the turn of the century, hot, stuffy schools were intolerable, and some advocates worried about the spread of disease in such poor conditions. Although air conditioning has made it possible for students to be comfortable year-round, the vacation schedule never changed.

At Aaron’s Mechanical Service we want you to stay comfortable all year round.  If your HVAC unit needs service or replacement please think of us and call at 623-388-4436 and we will come to you and solve your heating or air conditioning service needs.

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