End Of Summer Air Conditioning Repairs To Prevent Problems And Get Ready For Winter

Posted on 15 July 2020

As the summer heatwaves start to tamper off, it is time to start inspecting your air conditioner. While you are still using the AC to keep your home cool, there are going to be some repairs that need to be done. You will also want to do the repairs to get ready for winter and ensure you do not have problems when winter ends. The following end-of-summer air conditioner repairs are some of the things that will need to be done before winter: [Read More]

3 Major Things To Remember When Getting A New AC Unit

Posted on 3 June 2020

If you come to find out that your AC unit keeps breaking down and the repair costs will be more than a new AC unit, you might as well find a replacement. You don't have to stress when carrying out this new AC unit installation as long as you remember these things. Take Advantage of Rebates One of the major concerns with getting a brand-new AC unit is the cost involved. [Read More]

Tips For Getting A Quality AC Unit Replacement

Posted on 12 May 2020

When you are trying to do what is right for your home, it starts by thinking about thermal quality. This is something that you always have to consider, whether you live in Arizona or the midwest. By taking time out to get an AC replacement whenever you need it, you are doing what is best for your household in a lot of different ways.  If you've never purchased an air conditioning system before, you might be completely lost. [Read More]

The Top Air Conditioning Installation And The Environment Questions

Posted on 4 May 2020

What do you need to know about air conditioning installation and the environment? If you're ready to schedule this upgrade, take a look at the top questions homeowners have answered. Do Modern Air Conditioners Use CFCs? Chlorofluorocarbons (or CFCs) damage the Earth's ozone layer. Even though CFCs were widely used in AC systems in the twentieth century, you won't find them in modern air conditioners. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, the United States stopped making CFCs in 1995. [Read More]

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Keeping My System Healthy

A few years ago, I realized that my air conditioner was starting to die. In addition to struggling to pump out cool air, it made a lot of noise. After calling an HVAC professional to look at my system, I realized that a lot of the problems were my fault. My air conditioner coils were clogged with dust and dirt, and the actual motor had developed some pretty serious problems. I felt really dumb about it, but I learned a lot about HVAC that summer. This blog is designed to teach you how to keep your air conditioner and furnace in tip-top condition.