Insights from the
Tommy Cool Air Team

If you’ve spent a summer in Corpus Christi, you know firsthand how humidity can turn a perfectly good day into a sticky mess. We’re blessed with beautiful Gulf breezes, but that coastal air brings a lot more moisture than most folks bargain for.

If you’ve spent a summer (or even just a muggy afternoon) in Corpus Christi, you know how much we rely on our indoor spaces to keep us comfortable and safe. But while most of us think about temperature first—cranking up the AC or flipping on the heat—we often overlook what’s floating around in the air we breathe.

If you’ve spent a summer (or even a spring) in Corpus Christi, you know our Gulf Coast heat is nothing to take lightly. As a business owner, I’ve seen firsthand how keeping employees and customers comfortable isn’t just about cranking up the AC—it’s about running a smart, reliable system that doesn’t send your utility bills through the roof.

If you’ve spent a summer in Corpus Christi, you know our salty breezes can be a blessing—until you step inside and realize the air in your home or business feels stuffy, heavy, or even triggers sniffles and sneezes. I’ve lived and worked here my whole life, and I can tell you firsthand: indoor air quality isn’t just a buzzword.

If you’ve spent any time sweating through a Corpus Christi summer, you know that keeping your home cool isn’t just a luxury—it’s an absolute necessity. But with every degree you drop that thermostat, those utility bills can start to climb faster than a Texas heatwave.

Living in Corpus Christi, we’re no strangers to the salty Gulf breeze, but that same coastal charm brings its own set of challenges when it comes to keeping our homes healthy. Between the high humidity, seasonal allergens, and the occasional dust blowing in from the bay, it’s easy for indoor air quality to slip down the priority list.