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It’s still hot, it’s still summer. But we’re in the late season, and it’s not a bad time to begin thinking about the future of your AC. For example, has your air conditioning system worked to your expectations over this season? Do you think it will be possible to go another summer? If you have doubts about your current air conditioning system, you’ll want to consider having a new air conditioning installation in Glenwood, GA when the temperatures cool down.
How Has Your AC Done So Far This Summer?
Maybe you haven’t paid too much attention to your air conditioner. If that’s because it hasn’t given you any trouble, that’s good news. But let’s do a quick rundown on the possibilities to see where your AC falls:
- Good: No troubles, consistent cooling performance, no temperature fluctuations, humidity levels in the house are fine, no odd sounds from the unit, spring maintenance didn’t find anything amiss with the system. If the AC is still less than 15 years old, you’re likely in good shape for next summer.
- Adequate: You get cooling from the AC, but it doesn’t do the job as well as it once did. You might find some hot spots in the house, or you need to fiddle with the thermostat more to get the right temperature. The unit may be noisier. If the AC is less than 10 years old, have technicians check it for repair needs. For an older AC, schedule an inspection to see if it’s time to replace it.
- Poor: You had to have the AC repaired once this summer because of a malfunction. The house frequently seems too warm no matter how much you run the cooling system, and humidity is also rising. The AC is making a racket. These signs indicate either an urgent repair problem or an older unit ready to retire.
- Rotten: The AC doesn’t work—at all. If so, why are you still reading this? Contact us right away to see if it can be repaired or if it’s time for a replacement.
Planning for a New Unit
If you aren’t looking at an immediate replacement, but you’ve got an older system that’s showing signs it may not be up for another summer of cooling, it’s time to get serious about planning that replacement.
When you decide to replace your air conditioner, consider the following:
- Energy Efficiency: Newer systems are more energy-efficient than models that are 10 to 15 years old. Upgrading to a high-efficiency unit can save you money on your energy bills.
- Proper Sizing: An AC unit that is too small or too large for your home can lead to poor performance and higher energy costs. Our professionals will help you choose the right size unit for your home’s cooling needs.
- Advanced Features: Modern ACs come with a range of advanced features, such as variable-speed compressors, smart thermostats, and improved air filtration systems. These features can make a difference in comfort and lower your cooling costs.
- Installation Timing: Replacing your AC during fall or winter can mean faster installation times. Our HVAC technicians are generally less busy at these times, making it easier to schedule a convenient appointment for installation.
We’re here to help you navigate the process of selecting and installing a new air conditioning system that meets your needs and budget. Our experienced technicians will work with you to find the best solution for your home, ensuring that you’re ready to face the heat when summer rolls around again.