All Weather Tech

05/06/2026

It’s that time of year again! Switching from heating to cooling season means three things.
1. Remember to check and/ or change your air filter. Restricted air flow from a plugged filter can cause cooling failures and coil freeze ups.
2. If you cover your condensing (outdoor) unit, remember to remove the cover for the cooling season. Forgetting to remove the cover on your condensing unit will result in cooling failures or possible damage.
3. Avoid a/c coil freeze ups. Don’t set your thermostat colder than 68 degrees. Most residential air conditioners are not designed to cool below 68. A set point colder than 68 degrees can result in a frozen a/c coil which means no cooling until it thaws!
Happy spring y’all! 🪴💐🪴💐

05/06/2026

Not to be crass, but a dog really can destroy your outdoor condensing unit simply by the repeated lifting of his leg which react to the metals in the condensing unit…meaning no a/c. 😢 If you have a good dog with this bad habit, build a fence or protective barrier to prevent the issue from causing permanent damage.

Probably just needs the refrigerant topped off.

07/13/2025

Small town, big life! 💪❤️👍

Another Massive THANK YOU!
It takes a village to make Centerfest happen — and our sponsors are one of the backbones of that village. From stage lights to porta-potties, your cold drinks to that last song that gives you goosebumps — they help make it possible.

So here’s to every local business, big and small, who believes in live music, community, and a dang good time under the Montana sky. We see you. We appreciate you. And we can’t wait to party with you!

Give our sponsors a high five next time you see them — and grab your tickets at centerfestmt.com!

06/21/2025

Switching from heating to cooling season means three things.
1. Remember to check and/ or change your air filter. Restricted air flow from a plugged filter can cause cooling failures and coil freeze ups.
2. If you cover your condensing (outdoor) unit, remember to remove the cover for the cooling season. Forgetting to remove the cover on your condensing unit will result in cooling failures.
3. Avoid a/c coil freeze ups. Don’t set your a/c thermostat colder than 68 degrees. Most residential air conditioners are not designed to cool below 68. A set point colder than 68 degrees can result in a frozen a/c coil.

12/20/2024

04/20/2023

Winter has arrived! Things like extreme cold, and heavy drifting snow can cause heating failures. If your furnace is blowing cold air, first check your filter then check the venting to be sure it isn’t blocked with snow, frost or ice. Need help? Call your favorite heating professional! ❄️🔥☀️

04/20/2023

Ever wonder what a career in HVAC might look like? Here is a little insight!
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What does an HVAC technician do? Here is career information including earnings, training requirements, and outlook. Learn about related occupations.

04/16/2021

Here is a little All Weather Tech, Inc ❄️🔥☀️ history! The articles below were printed in 2002 in the Lewistown News Argus & although some of the featured brands have changed over the years, we are still a Trane dealer & still dedicated to this community! Thanks Central Montana for 19 years & counting!

04/08/2021

It’s hard to stop a Trane! This newly installed A/C ready Trane furnace is 95% + efficient on a duct system designed to deliver even temperatures and quiet operation. Nice and warm in the winter, cool and comfy in the summer!

02/16/2021

The weather is starting to warm up, but the recent exteme cold gave your furnace a good work out! If you haven’t checked your filter in the last 3 + months, now is a good time! Plugged filters can cause reduced efficiency and heating failures!

With more time spent indoors during colder months indoor air quality is crucial. Did you know this can be enhanced by simple home filter maintenance? For more HVAC Tips:

https://www.trane.com/residential/en/resources/hvac-basics/filters-help-keep-your-indoor-air-clean/