The break between seasons is a perfect time for homeowners to make big decisions. Among the biggest is whether repairing or replacing your home’s heating, cooling and ventilation system makes the most sense. Let’s face
Nearly every homeowner knows about the potential money-saving benefits of programmable thermostats. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, about 25 million homes have programmable thermostats, but many homeowners fail to use their thermostats
Allergies can make life pretty miserable sometimes. Runny noses, watery eyes, and sneezing fits can make even an easy day seem difficult. If you’re one of the millions who struggles with allergies during a particular
Summertime in East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia can often be described with one word: sweltering. Our southern climate, combined with periods of high humidity, can leave even the most dedicated sun worshipers sweating, especially when
When it matters most, do you know how to make the right choice when choosing an HVAC contractor? Whether you need routine heating and cooling system work, or you’re in the midst of an HVAC
Trying to determine if replacing your AC matters when selling your home? The experts say an inspection will reveal the best answer. Start with a Service Call Potential home buyers need assurance they can trust
Owning an HVAC business means that you are privy to the latest and greatest technology—brands to keep your home at a constant and comfortable temperature—and how these products rank in cost-effectiveness. Our owners, Lesley Hale
Starnes, Inc. Heating and Cooling has proudly served the southwest Virginia and northeast Tennessee community since 1975. Our experienced team represents the best HVAC contractors in the region and we’re dedicated to providing outstanding customer
Ol' Man Winter is officially upon us with his freezing temperature. He can be very brutal only allowing a few glimpses of sunlight during short days while forcing his frostbiting long nights. The presence of
This time of year is naturally dry, so the drying process that furnaces have on indoor air makes the consequence of dry air even worse. The good news is that there are plenty of ways
