With the way technology is advancing, there may be a time in the not too far off future that air conditioners will have some component that allows them to self-diagnose when something is wrong, and alert us via an app on our own. It’s really not too far-fetched of an idea when you think about it. But alas, it’s simply not a reality yet.
In the meantime, we have to rely on our senses to detect when something is amiss with our cooling systems. If you feel a drop in cooling power, or see an unexplained spike in your energy bills, this can indicate a problem. Or you may see that your circuit breakers for the system’s indoor and outdoor units are constantly tripping.
Another very common indicator that something is wrong with an air conditioner is the presence of strange noises. And by strange noises, we mean anything out of the ordinary humming or faint clicking you hear as your cooling system operates. So, what sort of noises should you listen for, and what do they mean?
So you’re at the point where you’ve had countless air conditioner repair services. In fact, you feel like you’re best friends with your air conditioning technician at this point. You can’t do this forever though… so where do you draw the line?
If you’ve never had an air conditioning problem before, you might not know all the signs of trouble. You might expect that problems to be affronting and hard to ignore, but sometimes, the symptoms aren’t as clear cut as you’d expect them to be. We understand that you might hesitate when scheduling air conditioning repair services. You know that these services are expensive, and you don’t want to schedule an appointment haphazardly. If you’re unsure when you should call us for 
When you think about powering an air conditioning system, your mind probably gravitates to natural gas, oil, or electricity. While these are the most common methods of cooling your home they aren’t the only options. Geothermal systems are an option.
Now—we’ll be honest—if you’re just now tuning up your air conditioning system you’re a little behind. Temperatures are already starting to rise here in Oregon. That doesn’t mean that it’s too late though! It’s never ever too late to call a professional for air conditioning services. In a perfect world, you’d schedule your air conditioning tune-up services in spring, but early summer isn’t too shabby either.
Have you been nonstop sniffling all spring long? We understand how irritating this can be. It’s hard to bypass spring allergies outside and, ironically, it can be even harder to alleviate allergy symptoms in your home. If you find yourself sniffling nonstop then you might want to contact our team. Allergy season is a great time to reevaluate your indoor air quality.
If you haven’t already taken the time to reevaluate your air conditioner, this year spring is a great time to do so! You’re probably already in the mindset of spring cleaning but you only center this “out with the old and in with the new” mindset to things like your closet clutter. We want to challenge you to think about your air conditioner in this same way.
When it comes to your air conditioner, you can think of spring as a time to test drive your air conditioner. If you’re having trouble getting your air conditioner to perform in the mild temperatures of spring then you’re sure to have trouble getting it to keep you cool in the hot heat of summer. If you think there’s a problem then now is the time to act.
Spring has finally sprung here in Eugene! Spring is typically a welcome return after a long winter here in Oregon. You’re probably anticipating flowers blooming and sunshine lingering later and later into the hours of the evening. The best way to ensure that you can really enjoy everything that spring has to offer is by addressing your 
