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It’s not a secret that your whole home air conditioning system uses electricity to run, so it shouldn’t be any surprise that your system may develop repairs that are electrical in nature. It’s never a good idea to try and repair your own AC, and this is especially true when it comes to repairing electrical problems with your air conditioner.
Commercial air conditioners are in a league all their own, which is one of the reasons why it’s so important to work with a trained commercial expert for all of your commercial AC needs. If you are in the market for a new AC system for your business, you have likely seen the large, rooftop systems on top of buildings.
Some homeowners may have concerns about the type of repairs that can be needed for a ductless system. Just because these systems don’t have ductwork doesn’t mean they are inherently more complicated to repair – they aren’t.
You have a whole home air conditioner to stay comfortable throughout the hot summer months; experiencing uneven cooling, aka, hot and cold spots, can leave you anything but comfortable. There can be a few reasons why you are experiencing uneven cooling in your home, but no matter the cause, it’s important to remedy the situation as soon as possible.
Buying a whole home air conditioner is nothing like purchasing a simple window unit. There are a number of considerations that go into the installation of a whole home AC system, many of which need to be reviewed and factored in before you move ahead with purchasing and installing.
The phrase “out of sight, out of mind,” can be applied very well to your home’s ductwork because it is often forgotten about. However, your ductwork is the delivery system for all your cool air, so making sure it is clean is one of the best ways to keep it effective.
Heat pumps are pretty ingenious systems. They offer both heating and cooling, and switch easily between modes – unless something is wrong. There can be a few reasons why your ductless system may not be switching to cooling mode, and with the summer solstice just around the corner, it’s important to call the experts at Comfort Flow Heating for help so you don’t compromise your comfort.
One of the great benefits of a geothermal system is its longevity. However, this doesn’t mean that your geothermal system won’t ever need repair. Repairs for geothermal systems can incite a level of trepidation in homeowners because of the buried ground loop, but trained technicians know how to handle any repair issues that may develop with your geothermal system, including any that develop with the system’s loop.
As the homeowner, you know the normal operational habits of your air conditioning system. Therefore, when you hear it constantly turning on and off – a situation known as short-cycling – you know something isn’t right. Air conditioner were made to operate in a full cycle so that they can adequately cool and dehumidify your home.