Action Air – Serving Tennessee & Kentucky

With summer just around the corner, you need to prepare your commercial AC system so it can perform its best. Having your commercial AC unit receive regular maintenance also helps keep energy costs low. Regular maintenance of commercial AC systems are crucial, especially as summer approaches, for several reasons: Commercial AC Efficiency: Preventive Measures for… Read More

According to the Clean Air Day Campaign, indoor air pollution can be much worse than outdoors. What is indoor air pollution? Indoor air pollution is dust, dirt, or gasses in the air inside your home or any building that harms us if we breathe it in. Certain people may be disproportionately impacted by indoor asthma… Read More

Regular maintenance helps prevent problems which could lead to costly repairs. Annual AC tune-ups can save money in the long run. Do you really need to get your AC serviced every year? YES! At a minimum, you should have your AC serviced every year in early to mid-spring to be ready for the hot summer…. Read More

There could be several reasons your furnace struggles to keep up with cold temperatures. Here are a few reasons why you experience winter HVAC issues and what you can do to fix them: Improper Sizing: Dirty Air Filters: Thermostat Issues: Ductwork problems: Blocked Vents or Registers: Faulty Components: Lack of Maintenance: If you’re experiencing winter… Read More

With freezing temperatures coming, businesses can experience frozen pipes, and loss of heat and electricity in their buildings. Commercial HVAC winter maintenance and equipment inspections can help prevent failures before they happen. Schedule Commercial HVAC Winter Maintenance with Action Air Regular maintenance and timely repairs can prevent such issues and ensure the efficient operation of… Read More

If your heating system is blowing cold air instead of warm air, there could be several reasons for this issue. Here are some common reasons why a heating system may not be producing warm air: Thermostat Settings: Dirty or Clogged Air Filters: Faulty Thermostat: Issues with the Ductwork: Fuel Supply Issues: Pilot Light or Ignition… Read More