Premier Heating and Air Blog for ‘Air Conditioning’ Category

Remember to Change Your AC’s Air Filter This Summer

Monday, June 24th, 2024
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Now that you’re running your air conditioning system on a regular basis, you need to think about some basic maintenance steps. We hope you already have regular maintenance scheduled with our professionals; this is the best way to ensure your air conditioner Works in peak condition for the entire summer. 

One critical maintenance task that you need to do during the summer is to regularly change the air filter on your HVAC cabinet. Unfortunately, many people forget this basic task. We want to help you keep up with filter changes, so we will describe below why filter changes are so important for your heating and air conditioning in Warner Robins, GA.

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You’ve Got a Runaway AC!

Monday, June 24th, 2024
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You’ve got a runaway AC! The idea of an air conditioner that’s almost continuously sending out cool air may seem refreshing during the hottest days of the summer, but it will soon lead to a house that’s too cold and electric bills that are far too high. It also places an enormous amount of strain on the air conditioner, and that can mean extra repairs and possibly an early need to replace the unit with a new AC installation in Sandersville, GA.

You might think that you can simply raise the thermostat setting to fix this problem. But you shouldn’t: if you push the thermostat higher than you normally would, it means there’s a malfunction somewhere that you need to address. We’ll look at some of the possibilities for a nonstop air conditioner so you’ll have a good idea of how to deal with it.

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Listen for These Warning Sounds From Your AC

Monday, June 10th, 2024
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If you have your home’s air conditioning system professionally maintained before summer arrives (and it’s not too late to schedule it with our team!), you can expect to have few troubles with keeping your house cool when the hot weather settles in. 

However, no amount of maintenance can prevent all AC troubles, and we recommend you keep an eye out for warning signs something is wrong. Or, in this case, keep your ears open…

Strange noises are one of the easiest ways to detect a faulty AC so you can take action. The sooner you call our technicians for air conditioning repair in Conyers, GA, the easier the problem will be for us to solve—and the less likely you’ll get stuck with a non-working air conditioner on a hot summer day.

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You Need to Regularly Change Your AC’s Air Filter

Monday, June 10th, 2024
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If there’s one thing about air conditioning that we wish every homeowner knew, it’s that they need to regularly change the AC’s air filter. Of course, we’d love for our customers to know even more about how to properly care for their cooling systems, but keeping up with this single task can eliminate many troubles that can torture your AC and leave you with higher bills and lower comfort.

When we perform regular AC maintenance in Forsyth, GA, we always change the air filter. However, air conditioners need to have their filters changed more often than once a year, so the responsibility falls on you to take care of this job during the rest of the cooling season. It’s not difficult, but the difference it makes is substantial.

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Why Isn’t My AC Cooling the Whole House?

Monday, June 10th, 2024
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A central AC has a straightforward job: distribute enough cooled air to the rooms of a house to create an even spread of comfort. There may be some minor temperature fluctuations, such as in rooms with lower levels of insulation or increased sun exposure. But overall, when you’re running your central AC, you can expect to enjoy comfortable conditions in all your living spaces.

If you start to notice uneven cooling in your house, with some rooms comfortably chill and others feeling far too hot, you might have a problem with the AC. The issue might be a basic one you can solve with troubleshooting, or it may require calling our technicians for air conditioning repair in Nashville, TN. 

Below, we’ll look closer at what may be causing your uneven cooling troubles.

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Mold and Your Air Conditioner: What You Need to Know

Monday, June 10th, 2024
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One of the most common yet often overlooked issues homeowners can face when trying to keep cool during the summer is mold in their air conditioning units. In this post, we’ll address whether an AC can develop mold, the conditions that lead to mold growth, the negative effects of mold on your system, and how regular professional air conditioning maintenance in Perry, GA can help prevent these issues. 

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AC Life Expectancy: When Is It Time for a Replacement?

Monday, June 10th, 2024
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Nobody wants to pay to replace an expensive but necessary appliance in their home. But “necessary” means “necessary”! You can’t make it through the summer without an effective air conditioning system to cool off your home. The AC that is currently keeping your house comfortable during hot weather isn’t immortal or invincible, and at some point you’ll need to arrange for a new AC installation in Sandersville, GA.

This post will help you better understand how long you can expect a central AC to last and how to tell when your air conditioner has reached the end of its useful life. Follow us below for more.

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AC Noises That Can Mean It’s Time for Repairs

Monday, May 27th, 2024
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One day, air conditioning systems may come with complex self-diagnostic computer systems that will quickly alert homeowners to malfunctions. But current ACs don’t have these capabilities, so it’s up to a homeowner to notice when their air conditioning system begins to behave strangely.

Strange noises are one of the most common warning signs an AC will give that something is wrong. Normally, an AC makes only a few sounds: the whirring of motors, occasional clicking as it shuts down, and the movement of air. When something loud or unusual disrupts this white noise, don’t ignore it. 

Below, we’ll go through some of the more common AC noises that will signal it’s time for you to call us for AC repair in Perry, GA.

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Why Is Water Dripping From My AC?

Monday, May 27th, 2024
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If you notice water dripping from your central air conditioning system, you might wonder where it’s coming from. An AC doesn’t use water to cool the air (that’s how swamp coolers work), so why is there water in the AC at all?

We’re going to address that in this blog post, as well as go into why this problem can occur. Most of the time, it is a problem: it indicates a malfunction with the air conditioner’s condensate drainage system. You’ll need to schedule prompt AC repair in Sandersville, GA to have your leaky air conditioner fixed before it becomes an even bigger concern.

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Ductless HVAC vs. Traditional HVAC: Which Is Right for Your Home?

Monday, May 27th, 2024
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If you’re looking for a way to keep your home cool in summer and efficiently heated in winter, you might think that your only option is a standard furnace and AC or heat pump connected to a network of ducts. Since central heating and cooling became common in homes in the 1970s, this type of ducted system has been the standard. But the introduction of ductless HVAC systems has challenged traditional ducted systems.  For a deeper comparison of your options, check out how to choose the next AC system installation to align comfort with long-term value.

If you’re considering a new heating and cooling system for your home, is ductless heating and ductless cooling in Decatur, GA the best choice? Or should you stay with the tried-and-true traditional system? We’ll look into this further below.

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