You bought an air conditioner for your home for one reason: for it to keep you reliably cooler throughout summer. But it can only do this if you have it maintained and get it fixed when it needs a repair. And considering how much time we spend indoors these days, chances are that you would like your air conditioner to work well, whenever you need it, right? This is why when you do need AC services, you should reach out to our trusted team.
Whether you’re using a traditional central air conditioner, or a heat pump, maintenance and professional repairs are vital. Maintenance helps you avoid up to 85% of the most urgent and expensive repairs you may need, but natural wear and tear ensure that some repairs will be needed over time. So how do you know if that time has come for your system? What symptoms will it show and what do those symptoms mean? Read on to find out!
An air conditioning system can develop several issues over its lifespan. One of the most frequent problems that different types of air conditioning systems develop is a refrigerant leak. A leak in your air conditioner’s refrigerant line leads to the system losing refrigerant. Many people do not realize that a refrigerant leak can lead to many problems for an air conditioner.
A well-tuned air conditioner running efficiently will make little to no noise. Modern ACs are designed to run while creating minimal noise and improved efficiency over their older counterparts. Have you been hearing your AC making strange noises that you shouldn’t hear it make?
The summer season is “officially” over, but we still have plenty of warm weather to contend with. Now is a great time to check and make sure your air conditioner is still in good shape. If your system had no problems keeping you cool over the past few months and you had maintenance and repairs done in the spring, you likely have nothing to worry about.
When you live somewhere as uncomfortably hot and humid as we do throughout the summer, it goes without saying that using your air conditioner daily is a must. Since summer is well on its way, it’s vital that you keep a close eye out in case any problems crop up. Problems with your AC are more likely to occur when you’re getting the most use out of them, after all.
Air conditioning repair is one of those services nobody wants to have to schedule, but it’s inevitable that at some point it will happen. It’s not that air conditioners aren’t sturdy appliances, but rather that no matter the type of air conditioner, it goes through a natural process of wear and tear. Components break down and need replacement, the strain on the system leads to repair needs, and even the lack of maintenance could mean more repairs are necessary.
Do you know when you’re in need of air conditioning repairs? The signs aren’t always so obvious, so we don’t blame you if you don’t.
With summer progressing right along, there’s no denying that hotter temperatures are here to stay, at least for the next couple of months. So of course, you want to make sure that your cooling system is ready, by providing it with the right services (like maintenance). Turning up your air conditioner each year—or every 6 months if you have a heat pump system—with the help of our trained technicians, is really the only way to ensure it will function without any issues this summer, and that it won’t cost more to operate than it should.
Spring is moving right along, and already we’re heading into warmer temperatures. If you’re not already, soon you’ll be using your air conditioner on a daily basis, and when this time comes you need to be able to rely on it—after all, the last thing you need is a sudden breakdown and an emergency repair call on a 90°+ day!
Our hottest temperatures are still a good ways off. But don’t let our relatively cool spring weather trick you into thinking that you don’t need to worry about your air conditioner just yet. When summer does arrive in earnest, it can sneak up on you. And even though the warmer weather is generally pretty welcomed, you won’t get to enjoy it as much indoors if you need 
