Faqs About Pre- And Post-Season AC Service

What should you ask the technician during a routine pre- or post-season AC service? An annual inspection and cleaning can increase your heater's efficiency and may even reduce the need for premature air conditioning repairs. If you recently scheduled this service, but aren't sure what else you need to know, take a look at the following questions to ask the heating company technician.  What Is the Best Maintenance Schedule? Does your AC system require annual maintenance or should you schedule service appointments more regularly? [Read More]

3 Weird Noises In Your Air Conditioning Unit And What They Mean

It's scary to hear weird noises in your home, especially when alone. Note that if the source is your air conditioning unit, it is trying to send a signal that something is wrong. Moreover, a perfectly running AC unit should produce limited to no noise. Further, if you listen closely, you should only hear the fan running from a very low tone. With that said, check below to know some strange noises you can hear from the unit and the best way to fix them. [Read More]

4 Signs Your Ducts Should Be Cleaned

Your air ducts can be easy to forget about. However, if you don't pay attention, then you can end up missing the signs that they should be cleaned. The longer you allow your ducts to stay dirty, the worse things can get. Here are four signs that you should be having your air ducts cleaned soon:  1: The registers are dirty  The registers are also referred to as the grills, and they are the pieces with directional slats that cover the vent holes, so the air comes out in a certain direction. [Read More]

What Problems Does Changing Your HVAC Filter Actually Prevent?

Change your HVAC filter more often; it's good for your system. Changing your HVAC filter more often will help your furnace and air conditioner last longer and resist damage. However, you might be interested in learning more about the specific issues and problems that frequent filter changes can prevent. Here are the key ones:  Blocked Condensate Tubes and Drains Your air conditioner has a component called a condensate tube that gathers all of the condensation generated by the AC and it pulls moisture out of the air. [Read More]