Premier Comfort Heating & Cooling

13/08/2026

🥵 What are you making for dinner on these crazy hot days when we're all avoiding using our stoves and ovens?

26/07/2026

‼️We’re all in this together, Missouri!
⚠️Extreme Heat Warning today and Monday. The heat index is expected to climb to 110 and higher for almost all of Missouri this afternoon and again on Monday afternoon.
✅Avoid outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day.
✅Drink plenty of water, sports drinks, or natural fruit juices to stay hydrated.
✅Avoid alcohol and beverages that contain caffeine as these tend to be dehydrating.
✅If outdoor activity is unavoidable, take plenty of breaks in the shade, or in an air conditioned environment away from the heat.

21/07/2026

"They showed up when other places didn't..." 🚨❄️

Shoutout to Jacob and Cade for coming through for Paul in Liberty! When the temperature climbs, you need an HVAC team that actually answers the call and looks out for your wallet by checking warranties.

Don't get stuck on a 2-week waiting list with the corporate guys. Choose award-winning, 5-star local service! 🏆🥈

Got an AC emergency? We’re out in the field right now.
👇 Give the home team a call or text:
📞 816-204-7332

Licensed & insured, locally owned and operated HVAC company serving all of Greater Kansas City.

20/07/2026

Kansas City is headed for its hottest day of the year so far, with feels-like temperatures between 105 and 110. FULL STORY⬇️

17/07/2026

Great HVAC service goes beyond repairing systems. It is about showing up when people need help most. Premier Comfort Heating & Cooling combines expert service with honest communication and a genuine commitment to the families it serves.

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14/07/2026

🏆 WE TOOK HOME THE SILVER! 🥈🏆

The results are in; We are incredibly honored to announce that Premier Comfort has officially won Silver in The Kansas City Star’s 2026 Kansas City Favorites, Heat & Air category!

Thank you for trusting us with your comfort, voting for us, and showing that real handshakes still matter in KC. We couldn't be prouder to serve this community! 🤝❤️

08/07/2026

📢 We get a lot of calls during these heat waves from customers concerned their system isn't working when it is working it just is struggling in this heat (like the rest of 🥵). This article does a great job of explaining it from the mechanical perspective.

Our recommendations to help during these times:

- Maintenance: whether done by you or more thoroughly by a company; at a minimum your filter needs to be clean, and your outside unit *gently* hosed off.

- Keep your thermostat set at one temperature - DO NOT RAISE IT DURING THE DAY. If you allow your space to get hot and then attempt to cool it down, your system will run constantly trying to reach the desired temp. It isn't more efficient and your house will be HOT.

- Close blinds and curtains to block the sun and help keep the heat out.

- Check your insulation and windows if it is a major problem, look at other options to keep the heat out.

https://www.npr.org/2023/07/19/1188328688/heat-wave-air-conditioner-tips

From the article: "Under these conditions, "your efficiency drops and you actually lose a little capacity, which means the unit is going to run non-stop," according to James Barry, who owns Doctor Cool & Professor Heat, a company in League City, a suburb of Houston.

All air conditioners work the same
Garimella (mechanical engineer) explains that all air conditioners work on the same basic principle — a cold, low-pressure refrigerant evaporates and absorbs heat from a room and then is compressed before condensing and releasing the heat by way of an outdoor heat exchanger. The refrigerant is then recycled in a closed loop.

He compares the energy required to do this to climbing a mountain. The hotter the outdoor temperature, the more effort (and energy) needed to make the climb. "So, the higher the ambient temperature, the more the compressor has to work, the more electricity [is] needed, and the problem just keeps getting compounded," he says.

Compressors work less efficiently at higher heat, which means they need more power to do the job. Higher humidity also places "a humongous additional load" on an air conditioning system, he says.

Simply installing a bigger air conditioner might sound like a solution to the problem. Not so, according to Reinhard Radermacher, a professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Maryland.

It may be fine on the hottest days, but "if 90% of the time [an air conditioner] is oversized," it's not efficient, he says."

Extreme temperatures present a significant challenge to AC systems, which engineers and installers say are really only designed to keep indoor temperatures about 20 degrees cooler than outside.

05/07/2026

Thank you, Monique for the five star review! "Realized around 11am that out A/C was not working. Premier arranged for a visit and had us back up and running by 3:30 pm the same day and it didn't break the bank! Also, our tech was very friendly and helpful. I've also used Premier for our furnace."

If you need HVAC service, maintenance or a free second opinion/estimate for replacement, call or text to schedule! 816-204-7332

03/07/2026

Wishing everyone a safe & happy holiday weekend!

We are open today (July 3rd) for emergency service and available tomorrow (July 4th) until Noon for emergencies only (no cooling w/vulnerable people or pets in the home). As always, to schedule service call & leave a voicemail or text our main line: 816-204-7332