AC Not Working? Here are some troubleshooting tips AC not working? A mid-summer, humid 100-degree day is not the greatest time for your air conditioner to stop working. Unfortunately, this can happen, but before it ever does, it’s good to become familiar with some common problems that can leave your AC not working. Air conditioning…
Your HVAC technicians should be preforming these 8 tasks when visiting your home! Cleaning or replacing the air filter – Doing this keeps dust and other allergens from spreading around your home. Cleaning and inspecting the blower motor – The blower disperses the chilled air over the evaporator in the A/C unit. A dirty blower…
Changing Air Conditioning Filters Filtration is a long subject as there are a multitude of filters on the market, literally, “the good, the bad, and the UGLY”. The best filter is a piece of cardboard; it lets nothing injurious to health through. However, the A/C won’t work with this filtration, so let’s try another approach….
We all hear tips and stories told between family members and friends about HVAC systems. Often times, the should’s and should not’s that we hear and tell aren’t actually true. Detailed below are 5 common myths told about air conditioning. 1. Air conditioners are just machines that cool the air. Nope! While your A/C does…
What is the burning smell when I turn on my heat for the first time? There are many chemical substances in our air, particularly indoor air. When the heat is activated for the first time or the “first time in a long time” some of these chemical compounds along with dust particles have found their…
As the temperature outside is getting colder and colder, the more we need our HVAC systems working properly. If something isn’t working right, you should call and get a technician out as soon as possible. Here is a little run down of what to expect when they come to your house for a HVAC maintenance…
Air filters are a very important part to your HVAC system but they’re often overlooked. An air filter filters the air that goes through your heating and air conditioning systems. It may just look like a card board box but really it is made with special materials to make sure the air is filtered out…
A lot of people find thunderstorms soothing, and then there are those who are terrified or them. Lightning storms can do some dangerous damage to an HVAC system. Here is how to keep your home safe. While the effects on your system might not be apparent right away, power surges following an outage can damage…
As the seasons are changing, we are getting into the coldest weather of the year. This takes a toll on our air ducts. This is the time to check on your air ducts. There are some signs to tell when your air ducts are ready to be inspected. 1. Uneven temperatures around the house. If…
Many of us are aware of dust and mold being common indoor air pollutants within our homes. However, there are other, more deadly particles that can enter our air flow system undetected. Below is a list of common indoor air pollutants that can be harmful to those living in your home. Carbon Monoxide Carbon monoxide stops…
It’s a hot, humid summer evening, and thankfully, you are inside. The temperature is a cool 72 degrees thanks to the air conditioner. You are just about to turn on the T.V. when a rumble of thunder crashes outside. Immediately through the window, you see rain begin to pour and lightning flashing thanks to a…
United States weather patterns vary greatly causing all sorts of stress on HVAC equipment. Some areas of the country are known for causing even more wear and tear than anywhere else. Cottonwood Trees are notorious for plugging up condensers and air inlets with their fluffy seeds that they drop during the summer. This can cause…
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