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The holiday season is one of the most enjoyable times of the year. It’s filled with celebrations, family gatherings, and, of course, the cold weather that often accompanies it.

The holidays are a special time of the year, but imagine the horror of gathering everyone around a beautifully set table—only to realize the house is freezing because your furnace decided to take a holiday.

As the leaves begin to change color around Mount Lemmon and the temperatures finally drop from the triple digits, it’s a clear sign that fall has arrived in Arizona. With the arrival of this beautiful season, it’s time to start thinking about keeping your Tucson home cozy and comfortable.

Hamstra HVAC dives into what makes American Standard the go-to choice for those of us who won’t settle for anything less than the best!

As outdoor temperatures get warmer and warmer in Arizona, the last thing any Marana homeowner wants is an air conditioner (AC) breakdown. An unexpected malfunction will likely be both inconvenient and costly.

Arizona’s intense heat and low humidity present unique challenges for Oro Valley homeowners and their HVAC systems. Summer temperatures frequently soaring above 100°F have caused the Tucson area to experience a triple-digit heat streak since Memorial Day, making the cooling demands in Arizona homes extraordinarily high.

Our team at Hamstra Heating & Cooling offers some essential steps to ensure your AC is up to the challenge of Arizona’s intense heat.

It is never too late to ensure your Marana home’s furnace is working properly. Whether you skipped your fall maintenance visit or want to be sure your system is running as efficiently as possible, there are critical steps you can take to support the successful operation of your heating equipment.

At Hamstra Heating & Cooling, we are proud to offer effective heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) solutions. We have served homeowners and businesses all throughout Arizona for years and are here to answer any of your questions!

Maintaining your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system this winter is one of your best defenses against fire, carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning, and poor indoor air quality (IAQ) here in Southeast Arizona. 

By mid-November, overnight temperatures in Arizona will slip into the low 40s, and you may be ready to switch on the heat in your Oro Valley home and keep it on for the next few months.