Prevention

When your air conditioner is overworking, there can be two things going on that you don’t want. First, it’s probably driving up your energy costs. Second, it might be wearing down the system to the point of needing expensive repairs or even resulting in premature system failure. Knowing how to identify warning signs of an […]

Keeping your cool during the summer is a must, but nobody wants a sky-high electricity bill at the end of the month. The good news is there are many things you can do to make your air conditioner (AC) work more efficiently so that you can save money and keep your wallet happy. Strategic Shade

Most homeowners have an air conditioner they depend on during the summer months. Problems may arise that cause the AC to malfunction, but one of the best ways to keep those problems from happening is to prevent their inception in the first place. The following are some precautionary measures to take that can help your

The air conditioner is vitally important, especially during the hottest days of the summer. Unfortunately, you don’t always have enough warning signs of a problem with your AC until, suddenly, it’s not working right or at all. Avoid finding yourself in that situation by scheduling routine maintenance. Professional maintenance is a preventative checkup for your

Air conditioners are some of the most overlooked appliances in homes. Most people don’t notice issues with their cooling equipment until it is too late. Fortunately, there are many warning signs you can rely on to determine if your aging or faulty AC unit needs to be replaced. Some of them are discussed here. 1.

One of the worst things homeowners can face is a central air conditioner breakdown. This situation always seems to happen on the hottest day of the wear, leaving occupants hot, sweaty, and miserable. Although many are surprised when their central unit stops working, experiencing the following problems frequently indicates you may soon require a new

Air conditioning is one of the major modern luxuries that our society has today. Most homes, schools, offices, and businesses have AC units circulating cool air throughout the building. The system requires refrigerant to be pumped through coils, creating a cooling effect. As the refrigerant moves through the unit, it absorbs heat from the hot