
Smart Thermostats: These Are the Benefits
Right now is a great time to think about a smart thermostat…whether you’re excited about the idea of automation or
Right now is a great time to think about a smart thermostat…whether you’re excited about the idea of automation or
Are you taking a vacation this summer? Vacation is a great time to relax and unwind. And how much better
We are lucky to be able to get through the dog days of summer without much discomfort. It’s wonderful to
With a home zoned heating and cooling system, you can customize the comfort of each part of your house. That
What are some of the top signs your AC is broken or may need a repair of some kind? Here
Summer brings family barbecues, trips to the pool, and rising temperatures. Knowing the heat of summer is here, we uncover
When storms are present, you can expect to see lightening and with lightening, damage. Unfortunately for homeowners, lightening can damage
Your air conditioner is an electrical system: it draws power to run the motors that operate its compressor and fans from your home’s electrical supply. The thermostat that allows you to communicate with your air conditioner also runs on electricity. AC’s can develop many types of mechanical problems from wear and tear if they do not receive proper maintenance—leaking coils, burnt-out compressors, misaligned fans—but they can also experience electrical troubles similar to the ones that occur in other appliances in your home.
Your air conditioning system recirculates air from your home and pulls in air from outside to cool your home. All of this air can be carrying dust and dirt particles that can damage your air conditioner over time. We wanted to share some of the most common problems that his can cause so that our customers are aware of what’s going on with their system.
When something seems awry with an air conditioner—unusual odors coming from the vents, strange sounds when starting up, uneven levels of cooling—people always hope it’s something easy to fix that they can do themselves. Or they hope that there really isn’t a problem, and the issue will simply go away. But as advanced as modern air conditioners have become, they aren’t self-repairing, and for the most part, you shouldn’t try to do repairs yourself. Air conditioning systems of today are intricate machines that requires knowledgeable technicians to handle major problems.