Hase Plumbing, Heating & Air

06/18/2026

Don’t forget!!!

Let’s celebrate! 🎉

Happy Retirement, Bonnie!

After 17½ years of dedication, hard work, and friendly service, Bonnie Artz is retiring from Hase Plumbing, Heating & Air.

Bonnie has been an important part of our Selby team and has made a lasting impact on our company, our customers, and our community. Her commitment, kindness, and willingness to help others will be greatly missed.

We are incredibly grateful for everything Bonnie has contributed over the years and wish her nothing but happiness and adventure in this next chapter.

Please join us in celebrating Bonnie’s retirement:

Friday, June 19
4:00–6:00 PM
Hase Plumbing, Heating & Air
2423 Main Street, Selby, SD

Food and refreshments will be provided.

Thank you, Bonnie, for 17½ wonderful years. Congratulations on your well-earned retirement!

Feel free to stop by, share a memory, and help us celebrate this special milestone.

06/18/2026

High energy bills are often a sign your system is working harder than it should.

Many people assume rising summer utility bills are simply the cost of hotter weather.

Sometimes that's true.

But sometimes your HVAC system is quietly struggling due to dirty filters, restricted airflow, aging equipment, or maintenance that's been put off.

If your bill seems higher than normal, it's worth asking why.

An efficient system should keep your home comfortable without constantly running overtime.

Your utility bill often tells a story before your equipment does.

06/16/2026

Tuesday Tip:

Close your blinds during peak sun hours.

Your AC already has a big job during the summer. Don't make it compete with direct sunlight all afternoon.

Sun pouring through windows can significantly increase indoor temperatures, causing your system to run longer and work harder.

Closing blinds or curtains during the hottest part of the day can:
• Keep rooms cooler
• Reduce energy use
• Help your AC cycle normally
• Improve overall comfort

Sometimes the simplest energy-saving tips are the most effective.

Give your AC a little help and it will thank you all summer long.

06/12/2026

Happy Retirement, Bonnie!

After 17½ years of dedication, hard work, and friendly service, Bonnie Artz is retiring from Hase Plumbing, Heating & Air.

Bonnie has been an important part of our Selby team and has made a lasting impact on our company, our customers, and our community. Her commitment, kindness, and willingness to help others will be greatly missed.

We are incredibly grateful for everything Bonnie has contributed over the years and wish her nothing but happiness and adventure in this next chapter.

Please join us in celebrating Bonnie’s retirement:

Friday, June 19
4:00–6:00 PM
Hase Plumbing, Heating & Air
2423 Main Street, Selby, SD

Food and refreshments will be provided.

Thank you, Bonnie, for 17½ wonderful years. Congratulations on your well-earned retirement!

Feel free to stop by, share a memory, and help us celebrate this special milestone.

06/11/2026

Thursday Thought:

High energy bills are often a sign your system is working harder than it should.

Many people assume rising summer utility bills are simply the cost of hotter weather.

Sometimes that's true.

But sometimes your HVAC system is quietly struggling due to dirty filters, restricted airflow, aging equipment, or maintenance that's been put off.

If your bill seems higher than normal, it's worth asking why.

An efficient system should keep your home comfortable without constantly running overtime.

Your utility bill often tells a story before your equipment does.

06/09/2026

Tuesday Tip:

Does your second floor feel like a sauna while the main floor feels comfortable?

Many homeowners assume that's just how houses are, but it often points to an airflow issue.

Hot air naturally rises, but if your system isn't distributing air properly, upstairs rooms can become uncomfortable fast during the summer.

Possible causes include:
• Blocked or closed vents
• Dirty filters
• Poor duct design
• Airflow balancing issues
• Inadequate attic insulation

You shouldn't have to choose between being comfortable upstairs or downstairs.

If one area of your home is always too hot or too cold, it's worth investigating before the summer heat really settles in.

06/04/2026

A struggling AC doesn't fix itself. It just gets more expensive.

Most major repairs start as minor issues.

A strange noise.
A room that won't cool.
An AC that runs longer than normal.

The problem is that many homeowners wait until the system completely stops working before taking action.

Unfortunately, small issues tend to become larger repairs when ignored.

If something feels different, sounds different, or isn't performing the way it used to, trust your instincts.

A little attention now can save a lot of money later.

06/02/2026

Tuesday Tip:

Set your thermostat to "Auto," not "On."

A lot of homeowners don't realize there's a big difference between these two settings.

When your thermostat is set to "On," the fan runs constantly—even when your AC isn't actively cooling. That means you're using more electricity and potentially circulating humidity back through your home.

When set to "Auto," the fan only runs when your system is cooling, helping your home stay more comfortable and energy-efficient.

Benefits of using "Auto":
• Lower energy costs
• Better humidity control
• Less wear and tear on your system
• More consistent comfort

It's a small setting change that can make a noticeable difference during the hottest months of the year.

05/28/2026

We love helping our community stay comfortable — especially when the Midwest weather decides to flip overnight.

One day it’s cool, the next it’s hot, and your system has to keep up with all of it. That’s where we come in.

We’re here for the tune-ups, the quick fixes, and the “something just doesn’t feel right” calls.

Because keeping your home comfortable isn’t just about fixing problems — it’s about being ready before they happen.

We appreciate this community more than you know.

05/26/2026

Tuesday Tip:

Hearing rattling or buzzing from your AC?

That’s not just “normal noise.”

Those small sounds are often early warning signs — loose parts, debris stuck in the unit, or components starting to wear down. What’s minor now can turn into a much bigger (and more expensive) repair if ignored.

If your system suddenly sounds different, don’t brush it off.

Pay attention early, fix it early, and avoid a breakdown when you need it most.

If it sounds off, it probably is.