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What Should Your Air Conditioner Sound Like When It’s Running Properly?
August 15th, 2022We talk a lot about what you shouldn’t hear from your AC, but what about what you should hear?
Air Conditioning Posts
Your “Guide” to AC Installation
August 1st, 2022We have provided you with our quick-guide to installing a new air conditioner in your home.
Keep Cool and Carry On!
August 1st, 2022This summer is a scorcher. Staying cool indoors may seem simple—just run your AC. But a lot of people wonder how they can save money on air conditioning in the summer without compromising comfort. These tips are great for lowering energy bills during the hottest months of the year. And if you ever find yourself […]
3 Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Cooling System
July 4th, 2022Here are some signs that your air conditioner is in trouble and can use an upgrade.
Have a Great Summer With a New AC System
July 1st, 2022During the summer, the last thing you want to think about is a non-working air conditioner. Yet, it happens often. Sometimes systems are older and simply need to be replaced because they are no longer efficient or economical to run. Other times, you may find yourself having to call out a technician often to get […]
It’s Never Too Late For This AC Service…
June 6th, 2022Maintenance tune-ups keep your cooling system working as efficiently as possible for as long as possible. Here’s how!
Key Signs of Impending AC Trouble
June 1st, 2022Picture this: the heat is rising, you go to the thermostat and set it to your preferred temp (say, 68°F), and what’s this? Nothing happens. That’s one of the worst situations to find yourself in, especially when the temperature reaches levels that could be dangerous for you and your loved ones. That’s why you need […]
5 Unusual Sounds Your Air Conditioner Should Never Make
May 23rd, 2022As a general rule, there are five sounds that your AC unit should never make. Read on to learn what they are!
The Problem with Believing This One Refrigerant Myth
April 25th, 2022Believing this refrigerant myth could leave you with an inefficient and ineffective air conditioner.
