Why You Shouldn’t Attempt AC Repairs on Your Own
June 12th, 2017No matter what type of air conditioning system your home relies on, only trained and licensed professionals like ours should tackle repairs.
Air Conditioning Posts
A Few Things You Need to Know about Wi-Fi Thermostats
May 29th, 2017If you want to upgrade your comfort system with new climate controls, call on the professionals first so they can guide you toward the best solution.
Is Your Air Conditioner Dying? 4 Ways to Tell
May 15th, 2017We want to help you diagnose when an air conditioning system is on life support. This way you can arrange for a convenient replacement.
Time to Test Your AC (And See if It Needs Fixing)
April 3rd, 2017We recommend you take your air conditioner for a test run during the spring to catch any lingering troubles early on.
The Many Benefits of Air Conditioning Maintenance
March 20th, 2017Maintenance isn’t a luxury for an AC, and skipping it once makes it more likely it will be skipped again in the future, leading to cumulative problems.
March Is the Time to Schedule Air Conditioning Maintenance
March 6th, 2017Regardless of the swings in March weather, for HVAC technicians this is the month to start working on air conditioning maintenance.
End-of-Summer: Here Are Some AC Repairs You Might Need
August 29th, 2016The last month of summer is the time when air conditioning systems face their most stern challenge: wearing down. Your home’s air conditioner has probably already put in a few solid months of work to provide the household with comfort, and now the work strain might start to catch up with it.
Fixing the Hot Spots in Your House
August 8th, 2016One of the most common myths about air conditioning is that hot spots in homes are just inevitable and nothing can be done to stop them. Uneven cooling (and heating during the winter) is a problem that many homes have, but there are ways to stop them and enjoy cool temperature throughout a house.
Why Your AC May Be Tripping the Circuit Breaker
August 1st, 2016The electrical panel in a home does the important job of shutting down electrical circuits when there’s too much electrical draw from one of the appliances, such as the air conditioner. If your air conditioning system suddenly stops working completely, one of the first things you should do is check the electrical panel to see if the AC’s circuit breaker has tripped. Resetting the breaker will usually solve the problem.
