Author: Stephanie Postell

Stephanie is the Co-Owner and COO of Anchor Heating and Air and is a lifelong resident of Charleston, South Carolina. Stephanie and her husband David have over 30 years experience in heating and air conditioning.

How To Keep Coastal Air From Making Your Home Sticky

Written by Stephanie Postell on April 28, 2025. Posted in Indoor Air Quality.

Living in Charleston means enjoying ocean breezes, beautiful views – and unfortunately, sticky indoor air. That clammy feeling you get at home? It’s not just uncomfortable, it’s a sign that coastal humidity is affecting your indoor air quality. At Anchor Heating & Air, we help...

Best Air Purifiers for Charleston’s Pollen Season

Written by Stephanie Postell on March 29, 2025. Posted in Indoor Air Quality.

Spring in Charleston, SC brings blooming flowers and fresh coastal breezes – but it also unleashes high pollen levels that can make allergy season unbearable. Even with windows closed, pollen finds its way indoors through doorways, clothing, and ventilation systems, triggering...

What Causes Heat Loss in Older Charleston Homes?

Written by Stephanie Postell on February 25, 2025. Posted in Heating.

Charleston’s historic homes are architectural treasures, but many homeowners struggle to maintain comfortable temperatures in these cherished properties. From the iconic South of Broad mansions to the classic single houses lining the peninsula, without the right solutions,...

2nd Annual She Means Business Women’s Conference

Written by Stephanie Postell on February 25, 2025. Posted in #StillLocal.

The She Means Business Conference returns for its second year on March 27, 2025 at the Harbour Club at Westedge in Charleston, SC. This full-day event, running from 8 AM to 5:30 PM, is dedicated to empowering women by providing the tools, connections, and insights needed to advance...

Bringing Hope to Charleston Kids with Make-A-Wish

Written by Stephanie Postell on February 12, 2025. Posted in #StillLocal.

Anchor Heating & Air is proud to highlight the efforts of our very own, co-owner and COO Stephanie Postell, who is participating in the 2025 Lowcountry W.I.S.H. Society, a Make-A-Wish initiative dedicated to granting life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. The...

Do Heat Pumps Work in Freezing Temperatures?

Written by Stephanie Postell on January 30, 2025. Posted in Heating.

Charleston winters may be mild overall, but those occasional freezing nights can leave you wondering, “Can a heat pump handle this cold?” The good news is that modern heat pump technology is designed to provide reliable heating, even in frigid temperatures! In this guide, Anchor...

Furnace Safety Tips Every Homeowner Should Know

Written by Stephanie Postell on December 30, 2024. Posted in Heating.

The furnace is one of your home’s most important appliances – without it, Charleston winters would be quite chilly and unpleasant. However, it’s also one of the most potentially dangerous items in your home, relying on combustion. Meaning, it produces heat through a gas flame....

An Inside Look at How Heat Pumps Work

Written by Stephanie Postell on November 26, 2024. Posted in Heating.

Despite the name, heat pumps don’t create heat – they move it. These systems transfer air between the inside and outside of your home to regulate temperature, keeping you warm in winter and cool in summer. By relying on this transfer process instead of generating heat, they provide...

How To Choose the Best HVAC Contractor for Your Home

Written by Stephanie Postell on October 31, 2024. Posted in Helpful Tips.

Do you need an HVAC contractor to repair your furnace or air conditioner? What traits might you see in the crème de la crème of heating and cooling companies? Anchor Heating & Air’s certified and insured technicians come with years of experience that make the cut. Read on for...

Tips for Efficient HVAC Use in Mild Climates

Written by Stephanie Postell on September 30, 2024. Posted in Helpful Tips.

HVAC systems facing off with extreme weather often fail, but you’d hardly expect challenges in a milder climate. Where temperatures fall between the mid-60s and mid-80s, no one season places undue strain on the heating and cooling system. Still, good weather isn’t a prerequisite...

Author: Stephanie Postell

How To Keep Coastal Air From Making Your Home Sticky

Best Air Purifiers for Charleston’s Pollen Season

What Causes Heat Loss in Older Charleston Homes?

2nd Annual She Means Business Women’s Conference

Bringing Hope to Charleston Kids with Make-A-Wish

Do Heat Pumps Work in Freezing Temperatures?

Furnace Safety Tips Every Homeowner Should Know

An Inside Look at How Heat Pumps Work

How To Choose the Best HVAC Contractor for Your Home

Tips for Efficient HVAC Use in Mild Climates

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