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Logan Services Wins Cincinnati HVAC Family Choice Award

Logan Services A/C, Heat & Plumbing is proud to announce that we have won the Cincinnati Family Choice Awards, presented by CincyMagazine. The Family Choice Award is presented to standout companies that are preferred choice for providing services and products to the families in the Greater Cincinnati area. Our team at Logan Services is so excited to have the support of our […]

COVID-19 Statement from Logan Services

To All of Our Valued Customers: Your health and livelihood are paramount to Logan Services.  As your trusted HVAC provider, we are committed to delivering the same level of service and respect to which you have always been accustomed while promoting and protecting the well-being of our customers, employees, business partners, and those living in […]

Basic Furnace Start Up Tips For Fall

We are still experiencing hot weather, but fall is fast approaching with cooler temperatures. This change in weather will mean that we will be turning off the A/C and turning on the furnace to keep us warm and cozy inside our homes. Turning on your furnace after a long summer of hot weather can be a nerve-wracking experience. What possible problems could […]

Steps On Restarting Your Nexia Thermostat After A Power Outage

As Hurricane Laura plows its way inland, Ohio might be experiencing some remnants this coming weekend. If you remember back to September 2008, some Ohio residents experienced week-long power outages produced by the forceful winds of the relentless Hurricane Ike. The forecast this weekend shows the potential for strong winds and rain to hit the Ohio region, which could knock out power. […]

Air Conditioning Questions We Get During The Summer Months

We have hot temperatures in our region; be mindful of the operation of your air conditioner in order to stay comfortable during the whole summer season. In order to help keep you cool and comfortable, watch our video to learn how our experts answer some of the most frequent questions we receive during the summer months regarding air conditioning. Do Ceiling Fans […]

How To Keep Your Home Comfortable While Going Back To School

It’s back to school season, which means it’s time for the hustle and bustle of getting a schedule together, getting out of the house on time, staying up on homework, and making sure you still fit in quality family time. This year may look and feel a bit different than those in the past, but no matter […]

How To Reboot Your 824/850 Wifi Trane Thermostat

Whether you are experiencing a blank thermostat or another technology glitch in your HVAC system, it’s possible that your wifi 824/850 Trane thermostat will need to be rebooted. You might find your system isn’t reaching it’s desired temperature, you are seeing an error message, or you lost power; in all of these scenarios, knowing how to reset your thermostat could come in handy to resuming […]

VIDEO: Fact Checking Common Home Cooling Myths

There are a lot of myths out there when it comes to keeping your home cool in the summer. How do you separate fact from fiction? Watch as our Marketing Director, Amanda, helps to set the record straight about some common household cooling myths… Read on to learn what you should know about heat, humidity, and other things that can make […]

Why Isn’t My AC Cooling During a Heat Wave?

As temperatures soar in Dayton, Columbus, and Cincinnati, your air conditioner becomes essential to your family’s comfort and safety. However, if your system isn’t cooling as it should during a heat wave, it’s not just inconvenient; it can be a serious problem. Understanding why AC systems often struggle in extreme heat can help you take […]

Ways To Keep The Heat Out To Help Your AC System

Temperatures outside are rising, which is enjoyable when we are relaxing at the pool or out for a bite of ice cream; however, this heat could also mean more stress being put on your air conditioner operation, causing your home to be less comfortable. You want to keep cool in your home without overworking your HVAC system. […]