If your air conditioner isn't chilling your home, the problem could be with one of the switches in the system. There are multiple switches in an HVAC unit, and some of them only affect the furnace. However, some also affect your AC and can cause it to malfunction. Here's a look at some switches the air conditioning repair technician may check when your AC isn't working.  The Float Switch When the float switch is activated, it shuts your air conditioner down. [Read More]

Most portable heaters do a good job of keeping a small space warm, but it is not as convenient as having heat in the entire house. When a heating system stops working, it leaves a homeowner in a situation in which the fastest way to stay warm is to use a portable heater. The worst part of using a portable heater is that other parts of the house will usually remain cold, which could make functioning to take care of daily tasks difficult. [Read More]

Your company's air conditioning can't operate correctly without a refrigerant. This coolant helps your system create cold air. However, sometimes, systems suffer from refrigerant problems. This is most often down to broken or leaking pipes or hoses that allow refrigerant to escape out of your system. Once your levels are low, your air conditioning will start to have problems. How can you tell if this is happening? Your System Isn't Cooling Normally [Read More]

Regular maintenance of your home's central air conditioning system is a critical aspect of keeping your home in good condition. While conventional maintenance tasks such as filter replacement and annual inspections are well-known, several less commonly known types of maintenance are needed. Tip: Regularly Inspect And Clean Your Condensate Drain Line The condensate drain line plays a vital role in your central AC system. Regular inspection and cleaning of the drain line are necessary to avoid clogging issues and ensure efficient system performance. [Read More]