Summer is finally upon us and you know what that means – time to have fun! All across the country, millions of homeowners will be opening up their households to entertain guests with summer parties, both indoors and outdoors.

Here are some tips to help them stay cool:

Call an Expert for an Annual Checkup

If your HVAC system isn’t in tip-top shape, then either your guests will be too warm or your cooling costs will be astronomical. To keep your system running efficiently and effectively, call an expert to check it out and tune it up a little, as needed.

Party After the Sun Goes Down

Any resident of Peachtree City and other parts of Georgia are fully aware that our summers get hot and muggy. If you’re going to have an outdoor party, the best way to keep guests cool is by starting the party either late in the afternoon or early in the evening.

Hydrate Your Guests

As your guests heat up, their need for liquid sustenance increases. Each year, people get injured or worse when they are not properly hydrated. Serving plenty of water and other refreshing drinks at your party will keep visitors happy and cool.

Easy on the Fire Pit

If your home has a fire pit or any other source of heat, you might want to keep it under control during summer parties. Yes, we all know they look incredible and add to the ambiance of any get-together, but they also add to the possibility of your guests sweating like crazy.

Create Plenty of Shade

If your party is located outdoors, or if there is the possibility of people migrating there, be sure that you have plenty of shade to go around. If your backyard doesn’t already have its own shade, or not enough, create your own with temporary solutions that you can easily find online.

If you’d like to learn more about keeping cool during summer parties or have any general inquiries, reach out to the professionals at Powers Heating & Air. Our experts proudly service Peachtree City and the surrounding areas.

Our goal is to help educate our customers in Peachtree City, Georgia and surrounding areas about energy and home comfort issues (specific to HVAC systems). For more information about other HVAC topics, download our free Home Comfort Guide or call us at 770-487-2040.