A heat pump that never shuts off yet fails to keep the house comfortable is one of the most common efficiency complaints we see in Chattanooga winters. Here are the usual reasons this happens. Undersized unit: If the heat pump was sized for mild weather or an older, less-insulated version of your home, it simply can’t deliver enough heat when outdoor temperatures drop below 35–40 °F. It runs 100 % of the time trying to catch up and still falls short. Low refrigerant charge:

If you’re tired of running out of hot water mid-shower, hating that 50-gallon tank taking up closet space, or watching your gas bill climb every winter, a tankless water heater sounds like the dream. Endless hot water, 20–35% lower energy bills, and a unit that fits on the wall like a suitcase — what’s not to love? At Scenic Air Solutions, we’ve been installing tankless systems across Chattanooga, Signal Mountain, Lookout Mountain, and North Georgia for years (gas, electric,

Every fall, we get the same question from homeowners in Chattanooga: “Should I cover my outdoor AC unit for winter?” The short answer is no —and here’s exactly why. Modern AC Units Are Built for the Outdoors Your condenser is engineered to handle rain, snow, ice, and freezing temperatures  year-round. The cabinet is made of weather-resistant steel or aluminum, and the coils are coated to resist corrosion. Covering it doesn’t protect it—it often hurts  it. Why Covering Is a B

In Chattanooga, TN, homeowners face variable temperatures: hot, humid summers and cooler winters. Traditional HVAC systems cycle on and off, leading to energy waste and inconsistent comfort. Inverter HVAC systems provide a superior alternative with variable-speed operation for efficiency and precision. At Scenic Air Solutions, we consider inverters the best option for residential use. As an early adopter in the Chattanooga area, we've achieved top-3 in Tennessee and North Geo