If you’re thinking about upgrading your cooling system before summer hits, you’ve probably come across two popular options: central air conditioning and ductless mini-split systems. Both are great choices, but they serve different needs—and choosing the right one can make a big difference in your home’s comfort and energy bills.

At Marv’s Plumbing & Heating, we help Cheyenne homeowners choose and install systems that fit their homes, lifestyles, and budgets. Here’s what you need to know to make the best decision for your space.

When summer hits Cheyenne, there’s nothing better than walking into a cool, air-conditioned home after a hot day outside. But if your AC isn’t keeping up—or worse, blowing warm air—there’s a good chance the problem could be something simple but often overlooked: a dirty evaporator coil.

At Marv’s Plumbing & Heating, we see this issue all the time, especially during the peak of cooling season. Let’s break down what your AC coil does, what happens when it gets dirty, and why regular maintenance can save your summer (and your wallet).

When the summer heat rolls into Cheyenne, the last thing you want is for your air conditioner to give out. Your AC works hard all season long to keep your home cool and comfortable, but if it hasn’t been serviced since last year (or longer), you could be setting yourself up for an inconvenient and costly breakdown.

At Marv’s Plumbing & Heating, we always recommend scheduling your AC tune-up before summer hits—and here’s why.

As the days get longer and temperatures start to climb here in Cheyenne, WY, your air conditioner is about to go from barely used to working overtime. The transition into summer is the perfect time to make sure your cooling system is in good shape. The last thing you want is to be stuck without AC on one of those blazing-hot days.

At Marv’s Plumbing & Heating, we always tell homeowners: your AC will usually give you warning signs before it completely gives out. Catching those signs early can save you money, extend the life of your system, and keep your home cool when you need it most.