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This is one of the most common questions for HVAC. For air conditioning in Dallas, a good starting point is about 75 degrees. For heating, we recommend about 70 degrees. There are a lot of things that impact your thermal comfort. For example, the clothes you wear, whether or not you use ceiling fans, and how much heat your electronic devices give off. Ultimately, you should set your temperature to whatever makes you most comfortable.

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Unfortunately, no. Setting your A/C to a lower temperature will not make your system work faster. It is a common misconception that your system will work harder the lower you set the temperature. Instead, it will work longer. The result is excessive cooling and unnecessary expense. If your air conditioner isn't working properly, it may be time to call in a HVAC professional.

Air conditioners are sized based on how much energy your home needs to stay cool. The more heat your home has, the larger your air conditioner needs to be. For example, if your walls have poor insulation, your AC must have enough capacity to compensate. But, the most helpful indicator of what size your A/C needs to be is judging whether or not your current A/C is working properly and cooling your home to your desired temperature. A licensed professional can help you identify the right size of air conditioner.

Don't worry. A burning smell is normal if it's the first time you've turned on your furnace in a while. In short, your furnace is simply burning off dust particles that have accumulated within the machinery while it's been dormant. The smell should go away after a few minutes of operation. Still, if you're concerned, don't hesitate to call us.