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January 10

5 Air Conditioning Myths That are Costing You Money

Now that we are in the middle of summer, you’re probably looking for ways to stay cool that aren’t going to break the bank. At… Read More

During summer fun safety month, a woman sits on a couch, holding a red and white fan, fanning herself and touching her forehead, appearing overheated or fatigued. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
August 12

Celebrate Summer Fun Safety Month with These Tips to Stay Cool

Camping, kayaking, trips to the pool or beach, and picnicking are all popular outdoor activities we enjoy during the summer. Enjoying too much summer sun… Read More

A woman sits on a couch in front of a fan, wiping her forehead and appearing overheated in a brightly lit living room—clearly wishing she were ready with AC for Summer 2025. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
July 12

Summer 2025 Will Turn Up the Heat: Is Your AC Ready?

Detroit’s summer forecast is set to bring intense heat. The question of the season is whether your air conditioning system is ready for it. To… Read More

Outdoor air conditioning unit installed next to a house, featuring electrical wiring running from the wall and rocks placed around the base to support energy efficiency. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
April 14

How New AC Systems Boost Energy Efficiency in 2025

Many changes to air conditioning systems are in effect this year, so what does that mean for you? On Jan. 1, 2025, HVAC manufacturers began… Read More

A brown dog lies on the floor indoors, facing an electric fan that is turned on—will your AC heel in the heat? A cozy sofa and lush plants complete the background. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
August 13

It’s the Dog Days of Summer. Will Your AC Heel to Your Demands?

The end of July through August is known as “the dog days of summer.” Surprisingly, it has less to do with dogs and more to… Read More

Two outdoor central air conditioning units are installed on concrete pads next to the exterior wall of a house, with grass and a small bush nearby, allowing for easy comparison with heat pumps in a similar setup. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
July 9

How the Air Conditioner Defined Modern America

Most of us have never known a summer without the cool breeze of a modern air conditioner. Even if we didn’t have central heating and… Read More

A technician stands outside, holding a tablet and pen while inspecting a home HVAC unit with diagnostic equipment attached—demonstrating essential winter HVAC tips to ensure peak performance in colder months. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
November 5

5 Tips to Winterize Your Home’s HVAC System

The leaves have fallen, and there’s more than a nip in the air. You may have gotten your sweaters out of storage and put warmer… Read More

A small fluffy dog wearing orange sunglasses lies on a striped towel next to a colorful beach ball, soaking up the dog days of summer outdoors on a sunny day. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
August 8

It’s the Dog Days of Summer: Do You Know the Best Ways to Stay Cool?

The saying, “the dog days of summer,” refers to the dates between July 3 and August 11 when most of North America experiences the hottest… Read More

Person using a manifold gauge set to check or service an air conditioning unit as part of air conditioner troubleshooting when the AC keeps tripping. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
July 16

AC Keeps Tripping the Circuit Breaker? Here’s Why and What to Do

An air conditioning system that regularly trips the circuit breaker can be a serious issue. The breaker will trip whenever either the outdoor AC compressor… Read More

Two outdoor air conditioning units are installed on concrete pads beside a brick wall, surrounded by white gravel and red bricks to help minimize strain on AC and optimize performance. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
June 10

Five Tips to Minimize the Strain on Your AC System This Summer

The Farmer’s Almanac predicts that Michigan’s summer forecast will be “warm-to-hot soggy.” And, this isn’t a great forecast if you are an air conditioner. What… Read More