Supreme Air Systems

It's the final week of breast cancer awareness month. Our technicians have been proudly wearing their pink shoe covers & bracelets. Don't forget to ask for an October breast cancer awareness bracelet when we come to visit your home & service your system. #BreastCancerAwareness #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #cancersucks

Changing seasons means beautifully falling leaves are ready to clog up your A/C condenser. Now's the time to protect your A/C and invest in a cover. These simple solutions provide protection from debris and ALL weather conditions and come in a wide variety of colors to compliment your home. Contact us today for more information at (408) 376-0406 or visit us online at www.supremeair.net.

According to the EPA, indoor air quality is often 2-5 times worse than outdoor air quality. During these days of social distancing and self quarantining, are you doing everything you can to improve your indoor air quality? We have indoor air quality products to purify and sanitize your air. For your health and safety we are open. Call while supplies last.... Call one of our indoor air quality specialists for more information (408)376-0406

In light of recent events, are you doing everything you can to protect your home and family? Here are a few tips to remember: 1. Wash your hands often with soap... and hot water 2. Cough and sneeze into your elbow not hands 3. Try to maintain a 6 foot radius from others 4. Make sure you are using high quality filters in your home 5. Use the fan "on" setting on your thermostat to filter the air Call to talk to one of our indoor air quality specialists for more information (408) 376-0406

Happy Holidays from Supreme Air Systems! Wishing you peace and joy this holiday season.

Supreme Air Systems wishes all our customers to have a Happy Holidays and be safe with friends and family. We also like to remind you to keep your Christmas tree away from any potential heat source and check your smoke detectors. According to the National Fire Protection Association, 160 Christmas trees catch fire each year, resulting in $10 million dollars of damage and deaths. Dry Christmas tree engulfs in flames as a matter of seconds compared to watered Christmas Tree. https://www.nbcbayarea.com//burning-question-can-/2196255/

When is the last time you have a safety inspection for your home? Take advantage of our promotional Assess and Advise service for only $35. We will provide you with a thorough assessment of each of the services selected. In addition, we will advise you on your equipment efficiency, provide tips on maintaining your equipment, and information on upgrade or replacement if needed.

Carbon monoxide poisoning is a serious health risk. Fortunately in this case, no one was hospitalized. Let this be a reminder for all of us to check our Carbon monoxide detectors and replace the batteries. https://www.foxnews.com//anna-faris-fortunate-carbon-monox

Finally a breath of fresh air after all of the CA wild fires. Weather forecasting to have some rains over Thanksgiving week. We should start to see the wild fires and poor air quality subsiding. CalFIRE warned in a tweet last week. "Cooler weather doesn't mean that wildfire danger is no longer present". A Red Flag Warning was in place for parts of Northern California despite some rainfall." Consider a backup power source to keep your family comforts over the Holidays.