Perfect Degree HVAC

08/28/2026

Fun Fact Friday:

Before the measurement BTU (British thermal unit), air conditioner output ratings were based on "Ice Power". For example: This unit puts out as much cooling power as 200 pounds of ice.

08/27/2026

08/26/2026

🐾Happy National Dog Day!🐾

Show us photos of your furry friends to celebrate this joyous day!

08/25/2026

Testimonial Tuesday!
A Perfect Degree is a fantastic, locally owned business that provides excellent service and clear communication. I highly recommend them!
-Anna C.

08/24/2026

Myth Buster Monday: "A/C units need a new refrigerant charge every Spring or Summer.” This is just not true! The only time you should need to replace the refrigerant in your unit is if there is a leak somewhere in the system.
The Facts:
If in fact your unit does happen to need a Freon “charge,” then the technician should show you exactly where the leak is. This diagnosis is impossible to give over the phone. They would need to come out and inspect the entire system before they can give you an accurate professional opinion.
The Lesson:
If you, the customer, were told over the phone that it is a problem with your refrigerant, then the service you called is likely cutting some corners. The technician who comes out should check your air filter and thermostat, inspect the indoor unit, and then inspect the outdoor unit all before running a test on the refrigerant in the unit. Technicians have a tool called an AC manifold gauge that measures the refrigerant in your unit, and it won’t be accurate unless all other parts of the unit have been inspected first.

08/21/2026

Fun Fact Friday:

08/18/2026

Perfect Degree would like to wish Jennifer, office and social media manager, a very Happy Birthday! 🎂🍺

08/17/2026

Myth Buster Monday:
Myth: Once Your Ducts Are in Place, They’ll Always Be Good
It makes sense. Your ductwork is installed in the attic, behind walls, and completely out of reach. There are no moving parts, either. So, how could they ever “go bad?”
Fact: Well, it all depends on the type of material used. Flexible ductwork consists of insulation wrapped around a metal coil. Over time—or if the material was low quality to begin with—it can degrade and develop leaks. As previously mentioned, leaks can take a significant toll on your efficiency.
If your ductwork has gone a very long time without any kind of maintenance, it might be more cost-effective to have them replaced.

08/14/2026

Fun Fact Friday:
Did you know that dust and dirt build-up equaling just .042 inches can decrease your unit's efficiency by 21 percent?