Dallas Heating System Contractor offers thoughts about winter.

Dallas Heating System Contractor Steve Lauten, President of Total Air and Heat Co. in Plano, offers thoughts for the winter season.

That shift you notice in the weather is not your imagination. It is your Calendar. Yes, change is in the air.  Of course, as I watch everything going on out there, I can’t help but think it’s not just the season that’s changing - but the whole world!

We sure are living in interesting times. Whether you’re Twittering or texting, friending folks on Facebook, or getting LinkedIn to MySpace, we’ve got lots of ways to talk about what’s on our minds. So what’s our two cents worth on some of the big issues of the day?

Let’s take Health Care. However the debate on policies and programs turns out, we’ve got our own connection to your family’s health and well being, and issue number one is the quality of your indoor air.  Heating systems that get cranked up after a long hibernation can be a breeding ground for contaminants, including deadly carbon monoxide. Give us a call for a pre-season check and let us help make sure your family keeps breathing safely.

What about the state of the economy?  The “new normal” has us thinking that spending money we don’t have on what we don’t need is a things of the past. What’s even more important now is the high value placed on quality products and superior service from people you trust.

That’s what you’ll find with us, and we hope you’ll call us when you need us.  We say quite a few of you this summer - on tune-ups to keep you cool, calm and collected.  And we’ll be here as the days turn colder, just looking forward to seeing you again.

Thanks - Steve Lauten

Dallas Heating System Contractor Steve Lauten is President of Total Air and Heat Co. located in Plano, TX.  Steve can be reached at 972-535-8066 or by email at sales@totalair.com.  Total Air and Heat Co. has been serving the North Dallas/Collin County area since 1957 and has been voted the “Best Heat and Air Contractor in Collin County” 14 times by the readers of Star Community Newspapers.