Meyer & Depew is dedicated to enhancing your home and business comfort, trust, and reliability every day. Our blog is designed to help provide the tools you need to get the most out of your HVAC system.

What Homeowners Should Know About UV Lights in HVAC Systems
Learn how HVAC UV lights work, where they are installed, what they can and cannot do, and whether they may make sense for your New Jersey home.

Why Is My AC Filter Wet When I Remove It?
A wet AC filter can point to condensate drainage, coil icing, airflow, or humidity issues. Learn what to check and when to schedule AC service.

How to Tell If Your AC Is Cooling but Not Dehumidifying
Your AC can lower the temperature without removing enough humidity. Learn the warning signs, common causes, safe checks, and when to call for service.

How Can You Tell if an AC Motor Is Overheating? Warning Signs, Causes, and What to Do Next
Learn the warning signs of an overheating AC motor, common causes, safe checks, and when to call an HVAC professional in New Jersey.

Can a Filter Be Too Restrictive Even When It Fits the System? What Homeowners Should Know About Airflow and HVAC Performance
Yes, an HVAC filter can fit correctly yet still restrict airflow. Learn how filter resistance can affect comfort and system performance.

Why Leaky Ducts Can Waste Cooling in the Summer
Leaky ducts can waste cooled air, create uneven rooms, and make your AC work harder. Learn the signs and when to schedule professional service.

Why Does My Thermostat Keep Losing Its Schedule?
Why does your thermostat keep losing its schedule? Learn common causes, safe checks, and when to call an HVAC professional in New Jersey.

What Causes an AC Filter to Turn Black?
A black AC filter can point to heavy dirt, soot, mold-like growth, or airflow problems. Learn what to check and when to call an HVAC professional.

Should Bedroom Doors Stay Open or Closed for Better AC Performance? A Practical Guide to Airflow and Home Comfort
Learn whether bedroom doors should stay open or closed for better AC airflow, balanced temperatures, and comfort throughout your New Jersey home.