Many homeowners believe that they need to replace their air conditioner based on two factors: how old the system is and how much money they think it will cost to keep repairing it. However, there are other factors that should be considered before making a decision to replace an existing air conditioner. This article will look at some of the other factors that should be considered before deciding to replace an existing air conditioner. Read More»
When cool air comes out of your vents, you want that air to smell fresh and clean. So, what if it’s stinky? Should you be alarmed if your air conditioning starts to smell bad? That depends on the nature of the odors you’re noticing. Here’s a look at common AC odors, what causes them, and how you (or an HVAC contractor) can address them. Musty Smells Does your air conditioner air smell like a humid basement or mold? Read More»
An air conditioner runs solely on electricity. Unfortunately, your system can develop electrical problems that can affect its efficiency. You should never attempt electrical repairs due to the dangers involved, like electrocution. So, enlist a certified professional to do the job. Below are the common electrical problems you will likely see with your air conditioning unit. Circuit Breaker Trips Constantly The circuit breaker is a safety device that cuts off power to your unit in case of a short or overloaded circuit. Read More»
Since summer is in full swing, your air conditioner is most likely running on full blast. This naturally predisposes your equipment to malfunctions. So, aside from scheduling routine maintenance checks, you should also keep an eye out for repair issues and contact a seasoned technician to come and fix them. How do you know when it’s time? Continue reading to find out some signs that repair is needed. Stay cool and comfortable this summer with help from your local HVAC technician. Read More»
There’s nothing more fulfilling than being able to solve a problem on your own. It’s no wonder DIY is popular nowadays. And thanks to easy access to information, you can find fitting DIY tutorials to guide you. However, just because the internet has many tutorials on DIY home repair does not mean you should pursue every home improvement project independently. Sometimes, it’s best to leave a repair issue to the professionals best positioned to arrive at an accurate diagnosis and provide a permanent solution to the problem. Read More»