Nobody wants to have a broken central AC or heater, especially if they fail when you most need them, which is commonly the case. You’re running your furnace during one of the coldest winter days, and suddenly the strain it causes it to stop working. You’re stuck in the cold until you can schedule HVAC repair in Conyers, GA.
Our Premier Pros are always ready to help you with any of those repairs. It’s a big part of our job. But we know you’d rather not have to deal with the expensive, inconvenience, and discomfort of an HVAC failure. We know this one simple trick that can make more than half of future HVAC repair problems vanish. It’s not really a “trick.” It’s a straightforward service that we recommend to all of our customers… regular HVAC maintenance!
September may be the month when fall officially starts, but it’s usually still quite warm with lingering summer heat. You won’t be thinking about your heating system until further along when cold temperatures actually start to arrive.
However, we want you to think about your heating system now because planning to have heating maintenance in Conyers, GA early in the fall is one of the best ways to get your heating system ready for the cold weather. You can scratch it off your fall “to-do” list and know that you’re prepared for whatever cold weather may come your way.
You may have already heard about ductless air conditioning systems, also called ductless mini splits. This technology started in Japan, then spread to Europe, and is now making a big impact in the US. For more context, see the history of ductless systems.
There are several reasons why ductless systems have gotten so much attention. If you’re wondering if using a ductless mini split is a good idea for your home, this post will give some important information about their benefits. You can always rely on our expert team for the advice you need about making any important decision about your home’s HVAC system. Learn more about whether ductless HVAC fits your home.
An air conditioning system uses several motors to operate. This is where most of the electrical power goes, and the reason you see an increase in your electric bills during the summer. The most powerful motor drives the compressor, the heart of the AC. There are several other motors in operation, such as the blower fan motor responsible for the circulation of air through a house and moving warm air across the evaporator coil to cool it down.
Motors have a finite service life. They will eventually wear down and need to be replaced. With proper care, you can help keep the motors in your AC running until it’s time to have the entire air conditioner replaced (usually in the 10 to 15-year range). But motors may run down earlier. Learn more about how long you can expect your AC to last to determine whether repair or replacement makes the most sense.
No air conditioning system will last forever: the average central AC will run for 10 to 15 years (with routine maintenance) before it becomes too expensive to run and repair. If you’re currently at the point where you’re planning an air conditioning replacement in Conyers, GA, you might think your only option is to get another standard central AC. That might indeed be the best choice for you. But it isn’t the only choice. This guide compares ductless vs. traditional HVAC systems and can help you weigh what’s best for your layout.
There are several options available when it comes to home cooling. Replacing both cooling units and heating systems together can improve efficiency and compatibility. Below are several to consider. Our technicians are always available to help you make the best choice.
When considering your options, keep in mind that replacing both the furnace and AC at the same time, rather than just one component, ensures a matched system for optimal performance and long-term savings. Replacing both systems together can save homeowners between $2,000 and $5,000 on installation costs. Choosing a new unit as part of a comprehensive upgrade can also provide better compatibility, improved efficiency, and cost savings over time. The average cost to replace an HVAC system is about $7 per square foot. When selecting a new system, the furnace type—whether gas, electric, or oil—will influence installation requirements and overall costs. If your ductwork is older than 15 years, it’s important to have it inspected for leaks, as leaky ducts can waste 20-30% of energy.
Smart AC Replacement Options for Maximum Efficiency
The best system type for your home depends on factors like efficiency, budget, and compatibility with your existing setup. Choosing the right system type can impact installation costs, energy performance, and how well your new equipment matches with your current HVAC components.
Inverter air conditioners: These modern units adjust compressor speed to match cooling needs, delivering consistent temperatures, energy savings, and quieter operation.
Heat pump systems: Offering both heating and cooling by transferring heat instead of generating it, these systems are energy-efficient year-round, especially worthwhile if replacing both AC and heating.
Ductless mini‑split systems: Ideal for homes without ductwork, they allow independent temperature control in different zones, are easy to install, and operate quietly.
Single stage systems: These systems operate at one fixed level of heating or cooling output. While single stage systems are typically less expensive to install, they are less energy-efficient and offer less precise temperature control compared to two-stage or variable-speed systems.
Smart thermostat: Including a smart thermostat with your new HVAC system can enhance energy efficiency and home temperature control. Smart thermostats automatically adjust temperatures based on your schedule or occupancy, helping to lower energy bills and increase convenience.
No matter which system type you choose, professional installation services are essential to ensure your new system operates efficiently and lasts as long as possible.
If you’re asking this question, it’s probably because you have doubts about your current AC. Maybe it hasn’t completely failed on you, but something isn’t right. Or, you may simply think that upgrading to one of the more energy-efficient models of AC, one with a high SEER2 rating, is just what your household needs. Understanding energy efficiency ratings can help you decide whether now is the right time to upgrade.
We handle air conditioning installation in McDonough, GA and are familiar with all types of situations where homeowners may want to replace an air conditioner right in the middle of the hottest part of the summer. We can make two generalizations before we go further…
When it comes to home AC repair in Covington, GA, who do you trust more? You, or licensed and trained HVAC professionals? We hope all of you answered “the professionals.” But even if you know that HVAC professionals are the best choice when it comes to fixing a malfunctioning AC, you may still feel the temptation to try some fixes yourself. Maybe you can handle a smaller issue and save some money.
Are there any “small” repairs that you can perform on your air conditioner with a bit of online assistance and the right tools? The simple answer is: no. However, you can troubleshoot your AC to search for a possible simple solution to a problem. Troubleshooting has its limits, however, and once you’ve reached them, you absolutely need to call the professionals to handle the diagnosis and remedy.
When you turn your air conditioning system on during a hot summer day, or the programming on your thermostat activates it, you expect to feel cool air coming from the vents. Nothing is more frustrating than to have your AC turn on when you need it and only get room temperature air coming from the vents. An air conditioner that acts like just a large fan isn’t much good to you on the hottest days of the year.
So, what is happening with your AC that’s cut off the cool air you expect? We handle central air repair in Conyers, GA, and our technicians know plenty about what can go wrong with an AC to make it stop cooling. We’ll look at several below.
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.
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.
How to Diagnose and Fix Common Ductless Mini‑Split Problems
Clean or replace clogged air filters to improve airflow.
Confirm the thermostat mode and check the power supply.
Remove debris from around the outdoor unit.
Look for ice buildup or hissing sounds, signs of refrigerant issues.
Call a professional for leaks, electrical faults, or low refrigerant.
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