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Tuesday, 8 November 2016

Commercial Services

WG Speeks is a full service Commercial heating and Air Conditioning Company that can service or install all types of heating/cooling needs for commercial/industrial buildings such as:

  • Boilers (gas, oil, or electric)
  • Reciprocating Chillers to 100 tons
  • Cooling Towers
  • Air Conditioners, Heat Pumps, Furnaces
  • Roof Topo Units
  • Computer room Units
  • Humidification/Dehumidification

Monday, 24 October 2016

Cut Back On Cooling Costs

Summer is approaching very quickly and the heat is already beginning to crank up. It is very important to make sure you’re keeping utility costs low and affordable. During warmer months, your AC can take a toll on your wallet, but it doesn’t have to. Here are a few tips for keeping your AC usage controlled.


1. Keep it Steady – Leave your AC set at one consistent temperature or make a gradual increase or decrease every few hours. A programmable thermostat is good for keeping temperatures consistent. Cutting your system off pushes your system work harder to get the inside temperature back down to a cool and comfortable degree.

2. Avoid heated appliances – We know people who stray away from frying foods, baking and blow drying their hair during the summer and they may be on to something. Cutting back on appliances that generate heat will keep from allowing temperatures to rise, in return, helping your house stay cool.

3. Place plants – Place plants in and around your home to help create shade and counter sunlight; thus creating a more cool temperature and less need to crank your AC.

4. Replace your AC unit – Replacing old worn out systems with newer, energy efficient systems can cut energy costs nearly in half. Keep the filter clean for proper air flow and you will be well on your way to a lighter bill. more about

If you are thinking of upgrading your AC unit or need an expert opinion call W.G. Speeks of Virginia today!

Wednesday, 3 August 2016

Changing Your Furnace Filter Will Add Years To Your Furnace And Saves You Money

AC Repair Richmond, VASpring is in the air! But what also might be in the air is dust, and dirt-if that is the case, it’s time to change your furnace filter. Changing your furnace filter is the quickest and easiest way to make your furnace run more efficient, not to mention it also aids in purify your air. Furnace filters are your furnaces’ first line of defense against dust and airborne particles that can get trapped in the system, potentially damaging the fans or heating coil. Regular filters will prevent damage, while more expensive filters help purify the air, protecting against bacteria, pollen and mildew.

How often should you change your furnace filter? Simple, whenever it is dirty. Most manufacturers of furnace filters will give an indication about how long they will last, typically 30-60 days. But other factors can influence the frequency of build-up on furnace filters, such as, the quality of your air, having pets, smoking, occupancy of the home, air pollution, construction work nearby, etc. It’s a good rule of thumb to check your furnace filter frequently, and to replace whenever you notice excessive buildup.

Not changing your filter can be hazardous. Dirty filters can pollute the air you breathe and make you feel sick, while also causing your furnace to work harder and less efficient. Changing your filter will give you cleaner air –less dust and debris in the air, in your lungs and on your furniture. And will also add years to your furnace and save you money. Changing your filter frequently will ensure your furnace is working at maximum capacity. So, don’t delay, it’s very simple and inexpensive.

Furnace filters, vary from furnace to furnace, you might need to measure your filter to make sure, and you get the right size when you go shopping. There are also a variety of furnace filters to choose from with different levels of protection. As an added reminder, you can also pick up a furnace filter whistle, which will omit a high-pitched noise alerting you that it’s time to change your filter. To change your filter, you’ll want to remove and discard the dirty filter and replace with the new filter. Simple instructions included on the package will direct you on how to insert the filter properly. For more heating/cooling advice in Richmond, VA, contact us and breathe a little easier.

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Thursday, 7 July 2016

3 Myths About Air Conditioning in Richmond

Air conditioning Richmond, VA is a fact of life. We need it in order to stay cool and comfortable during those hot Virginia summers. Air conditioning systems have made a lot of improvement on our way of life; many can’t imagine life without this modern convenience, especially when temperatures reach unbearable highs. While most people are familiar with these cooling systems, there is a lot of common misinformation about air conditioning systems. Discerning the fact from fiction, will help your air conditioning unit work more efficiently and keep your home cooler. Here are three myths about air conditioning systems that really aren’t true:
  • Setting a lower temperature will cool my home faster.” If you like your house to be at 72 degrees, you may think that setting the thermostat at 68 will help it cools down faster. Air conditioning units don’t work that way. The unit can only cool your house at a set rate of speed, which means setting it at 68 only increases its running time. You won’t reach 72 any faster or slower by setting a lower temperature.
  • * “A more efficient unit will automatically lower my bills.” While an air conditioner with a high SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) will cool your home more efficiently than one with a lower rating, which assumes that you run the new air conditioner for the same amount of time that you ran the old one. Run it more often, you might be using more energy (but for a greater amount of cooling). Other factors, such as leaky ductwork or poor insulation, will also prevent your high efficiency unit from cooling your home effectively.
  • Turning on a fan will cool the room.” Fans don’t cool the air. They just move it around, creating a cooling sensation against your skin. If you run a fan, you’re incurring energy costs and if you’re not home to enjoy it, you’re essentially wasting that energy.
If you have questions or concerns about your air conditioning system, don’t hesitate to contact an expert. The professionals at W.G. Speeks Inc can help you select an air conditioning service that matches your needs without the distortion of misconceptions. We handle air conditioning installation in Richmond, VA and throughout Greater Richmond Region, so give us a call today!

Wednesday, 1 June 2016

Fall Into HVAC Savings!

AC Repair Richmond, VA Energy efficiency plays a huge factor in monthly bills and budget savings when it comes to your HVAC system. By searching for the right options that will effectively impact your savings you can begin to have a bit more freedom in your family budget. Here at W.G. Speeks we love to speak with customers about the positive impact an efficient unit can have on not only your comfortability but your wallet as well. Here are a few ways to seek savings this fall!
  1. Check the SEER Ratings – Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio is a measurement used for heating and cooling systems. The higher the SEER rating the more efficient your unit and the better the savings. Ask our professionals about SEER ratings on a unit you have been checking out.
  2. Keep your cool – Try turning off your units unless needed. Since it is now the time to start tucking away your AC and not really the time to begin turning on the heat; try getting all of your maintenance professionally done, furnace checked and filters changed before the temperatures drastically change.
  3. Ask about deals and financing options – We currently offer financing on our heating and cooling systems. Our consumer credit card program is a great way to learn more about getting proper financing if needed for your HVAC options.
If you are in need of HVAC maintenance or looking to have save on energy, stop by W.G. Speeks of Virginia today!

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Tuesday, 3 May 2016

Furnace Preparation Checklist!

Duct Cleaning Richmond, VA We are now heading into November and into the colder months. With that said, if you haven’t already begun to think about furnace maintenance, repairs and replacements, now is the time. Having your furnace properly setup will allow you to remain comfortable, safe and may even save you a bit of money in the long run on HVAC costs. Here are a few steps you should take in preparation for winter.
  1. Schedule an inspection – Ensure your units are properly and thoroughly inspected before turning on after months of down time. Book a maintenance appointment with WG Speeks professionals to ensure your unit is in good standing.
  1. Complete all maintenance – Following inspections, be sure to get all of the recommended maintenance and upgrades done on your systems. This includes cleanings, cracks and duct repairs and everything in between.
  1. Replace if needed – As a rule of thumb, units over 10 years old should be replaced. If your HVAC professional has suggested a system replacement, be sure to talk about financing options and payment plans.
If you are ready to begin transitioning for fall make sure all of your HVAC needs have been taken care of. Call a WG Speeks professional today, proudly serving in Virginia!

Wednesday, 6 April 2016

Save on Energy This Winter!

AC Repair Richmond, VA You’ve probably began gearing up for all sorts of holiday cheer. With expenses like gifts and food for festivities and family we know all too well the value of a dollar. Here are a few tips from W.G. Speeks on how you can save on energy and keep some extra funds to your wallet for the winter season.
  1. Insulate – If you haven’t thought of insulating your home now’s the time. If you can’t afford to insulate your whole home start with the attic and or basement and watch as your home starts to retain heat and set temperatures.
  1. Complete all upgrades – Having an efficient and properly running system will allow energy to run at peak performance. Be sure all upgrades are made and ask about financing options on new appliances.
  1. Set your thermostat to a set temperature and allow it to circulate the home. Recommendations fluctuate anywhere between 68 and 73 degrees. If you are leaving your home it is wise not to turn off your unit but to set it down five degrees for the duration of the time you are away.
If you have been thinking of ways to save money start today with your HVAC systems. Be sure to contact W.G. Speeks professionals of Richmond, VA for any questions surrounding installation, repair, upgrades and more. Happy Holidays!

Monday, 14 March 2016

The Season to Give!

Duct Cleaning Richmond, VAWith the holidays coming and going the spirit of giving is in the air! If you have wanted to get your loved ones like grandparents a lasting gift: why not look into HVAC options. Many have received Christmas gifts that are easily forgotten or thrown away. So, if you are still seeking to provide those you love with a sense of comfort and an ease of mind, here are a few good options:
  1. A duct cleaning – Give the gift of a good duct cleaning. You will be surprised how the quality of air increases with proper maintenance and care of your HVAC units and counterparts.
  1. Replace units – Is it time for an upgrade? Help out with financing costs or inquire about current financing options on all of our HVAC units.
  1. Furnace maintenance – If your loved ones are long overdue for maintenance and you’ve noticed during this holiday season, it is never too late to give the gift of a professional maintenance appointment.
At W.G. Speeks of Richmond, VA we are all about taking care of our customers and their families as well as their HVAC units. Be sure to ask about current deals and specials on units and more. Wishing you a very happy holiday season from your friends at W.G. Speeks!

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