No one likes to have their air conditioner break down on them in the middle of a hot summer day. Yet, summer is the time of year when your air conditioner is most likely to develop problems of various kinds. Preventive maintenance helps to keep your air conditioner in fairly good shape throughout the year, but it is by no means a guarantee. You need to keep an eye out for any warning signs that indicate your air conditioner is having issues. One of the more common warning signs that a lot of homeowners notice is if the system suddenly stops cooling as well as it should.
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Why is My Air Conditioner Not Cooling Well?
Monday, July 23rd, 2018Now Might be a Good Time to Install a Ductless System
Monday, June 11th, 2018Summer is here. Do you have your air conditioning situation in order? Most people just need to schedule preventive maintenance during the spring to get their systems ready for the summer season. For some, though, no amount of maintenance is sufficient to keep the system functioning for another season. If you’re one of those people who is looking for a brand new air conditioning system, you have a number of great options to choose from. Let’s have a look at ductless mini splits, and how installing one might benefit you this season.
Symptoms of Air Conditioner Malfunctions
Monday, May 28th, 2018Summer is coming, and that means you need to be on the lookout for air conditioner problems. The more you rely on your air conditioner to keep your home cool over the next couple of months, the strain you’re going to put on the system. Preventive maintenance can better prepare the air conditioner to cope with that level of stress, but the odds of problems developing are still going to rise. As you use your air conditioner to keep cool over the next few months, make sure that you keep an eye out for the following malfunctions.
Time to Start Thinking About Air Conditioning Maintenance
Monday, April 2nd, 2018Summer is not too far off, now. That means that you need to start getting your home ready for the coming hot months. You’re probably going to be using your air conditioner a fair amount this summer, which means that now is the time to make sure it’s ready for the extra demand. The best way to do that is to make sure to schedule preventive air conditioning maintenance. Read on to find out why air conditioning maintenance is so important, and why spring is the ideal time for it.
Call for Repairs if Your Air Conditioner is Making These Noises
Monday, July 10th, 2017Summer is the most stressful time of year for air conditioning systems. More demand on the air conditioner means more wear and tear, which means a higher chance for problems to develop. As you rely on your air conditioner to keep cool over the next several months, you need to keep an eye out for any signs that the system is in need of repairs. One of the easiest ways to tell that your air conditioner is experiencing issues is the presence of unusual noises. Call for repairs if your air conditioner is making noises like those listed below.
Watch Out for These Air Conditioning Problems
Monday, May 29th, 2017If there’s a single time when it’s most inconvenient for an air conditioner to break down, it’s in the middle of summer. Unfortunately, that’s exactly when most air conditioning problems occur. The higher demand you place on your air conditioner during the summer months makes it more likely for various issues to crop up. If you want to limit the amount of damage your system can take from any possible problems, you need to be able to catch them early. The best way to do that is to know which symptoms indicate an issue with your air conditioner.
Do I Need to Replace My Air Conditioner This Year?
Monday, April 17th, 2017We may still have temperatures in the 60’s most days, but the hot weather is going to sneak up on you if you aren’t careful. Hopefully, you’ve already made the necessary preparations to get your home ready for the summer, including making sure that your system is ready to keep you cool for another hot season. If your air conditioner isn’t able to last another summer, it’s a good idea to replace it now. You don’t want to have the system suddenly break down on you under the wear and tear. If you’re not sure whether or not you need to replace your air conditioner before summer, you should keep an eye out for the following indications.
If You’re Installing a New Air Conditioner, Keep These Things in Mind
Monday, April 3rd, 2017It may be cold now, but warmer weather is just a few weeks away. Most people are getting their homes ready for the summer heat, even if they’re dealing with freezing conditions at the moment. If you’re looking to install a new air conditioner in preparation for the summer, there are a couple of things you need to consider first. Not every air conditioner is ideal for every home, and installing the wrong kind could cost you a lot of money and time. Make sure that the air conditioner you pick is the best for your needs by taking note of the following.
It’s Time for Spring AC Maintenance Again
Monday, March 6th, 2017We’ve got a few weeks of cold weather left before the days start to warm up, but it’s time that you start looking ahead as far as maintenance concerns go. You’re going to be relying on your air conditioner to keep you cool before you know it, and that means scheduling preventive maintenance for it within the next couple of weeks. If you don’t schedule maintenance for your air conditioning system before summer, you’re taking on more risk of problems developing.
The Problem of AC Short Cycling
Monday, August 22nd, 2016Summer is slowly drawing to a close, but we still have a few weeks left before heating season starts. It’s important that you keep an eye on your air conditioner, to make sure that it’s still free of issues. If you notice your air conditioner turning itself on and off every few minutes, don’t ignore it. That’s called short cycling, and it’s a serious problem. Let’s take a look at why short cycling happens, and the damage it can do to your air conditioning system.