A/C repairs can be costly if they are not dealt with properly. It’s important to schedule annual maintenance, tune-ups and stay on top of repairs. Today we will be talking about 5 common A/C problems and how to manage them going forward. 1. A/C Is Not Turning On The first thing that you should do when this problem occurs is to check your thermostat batteries. It could be something as simple as replacing the batteries. If the batteries are working, you should also check where

Getting a new HVAC can be really exciting! It takes a load of stress off your back and works more efficiently than your old system. Whether your system is brand new or not, it is important to take care of it. Putting necessary maintenance to the side can shave years off of your HVAC system. Here are some steps that you should be taking to ensure that your heating and cooling systems stick around. The typical lifespan of an A/C system is 12-15 years while your furnace can last

You might think that opening your windows while the A/C is on will increase airflow within your home. This is a popular mistake made amongst many, and we are here to put a stop to it. Your HVAC system works hard to cool down your home, and opening the windows will only counteract your system’s progress. Here are some reasons why opening your windows with the A/C running should be rethought. Keep the Cool Air In- Air conditioners keep you comfortable when the summer heat hits,

Before calling it a night, make sure your home is set to the right temperature. Your room temperature can have a significant impact on your sleep quality. Our bodies experience a slight dip in temperature at the end of the day. Turning your thermostat down at night will signal to your body that it’s time for bed. If your bedroom is too hot, it can lead to discomfort and fatigue. Because your body temperature lowers at night, setting your thermostat too high can interfere with

Rain comes and goes, but one common question that gets asked is whether or not you need to take the necessary measures to protect the outside component of the heat pump or A/C system from the rain. The simple answer to this question is no. A split-system heat pump or air conditioner has two separate sections. The outside section is the condenser/compressor, and the indoor section contains the air handler and evaporator coil. The outdoor portion of an A/C system is built to wi

Is your AC leaking water? Before you worry, we have a few tricks up our sleeve to help you narrow down what the issue might be. The first thing you will want to do when you see your AC leaking water is to turn off your thermostat immediately in order to prevent further damage to your home. Are you wondering why your AC even produces water in the first place? Your AC unit contains an evaporator coil that cools down the warm air that is coming in. Because hot and cold air are b

Air conditioning- Expand your HVAC Vents - Expanding your HVAC vents into your sunroom is a great idea for daily use. It is important that you check to make sure that both of your systems can handle this method. If you are unsure if you have systems that can handle the extra space, call your local HVAC company to get precise feedback on whether or not this is an available option for you. Window A/C: If your sunroom has windows that open, you might decide that a window A/C uni

Having furry friends in in your home brings a lot of joy. Without a doubt they are definitely a part of the family. However, your HVAC may need a little more attention if you plan to own or already own a pet. The shedding and dander that comes along with having a pet (fur or not) can affect your HVAC system if it’s not taken care of properly. Here are some tips on how to manage your HVAC with one, or multiple companions in the house. Check Filters/Filter Upgrades: Checking yo

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