If you’ve never done too much research about how an air conditioner works, this question might be one of your first. How would an outdoor unit help to cool the air inside of the home? And isn’t it counterproductive to place the unit outdoors, in the heat?
One of the rooms of your home is already a little bit chilly, and the rest of the house is still cooling off. You decide that it might help to keep you comfortable, and perhaps save you some money, if you close off the register that allows air to enter that room.
If you’re shopping around for a new heating and/or air conditioning system, you might have found some information about heat pumps. Heat pumps are heating and air conditioning systems all-in-one. In some areas, homeowners need a backup heater in order to compensate for extremely low outdoor temperatures.
We’ve touted the benefits of routine maintenance in previous blog posts, stating how it can help prevent your air conditioning system from using up so much energy. Since your heating and cooling bills can make up over half of your total utility expenses, according to Department of Energy reports, naturally you want to find ways to save money on your cooling needs.
Even if you’re not sweating just yet, doubling down on air conditioning service in the spring is a good idea for your home and for your budget. You don’t want to have to deal with a broken-down AC system in the middle of the summer, so prepare for the dog days of summer now with some help from our technicians and their expert advice.
A room addition can be a great way to add value to your home and to give your family the necessary space and amenities they need to live comfortably. Room additions can provide a plethora of benefits, from potential rental income to more natural light. Before you invest in an addition though, it’s important to consider if it makes sense, or if a remodel would make more sense.
Most Florida residents have heard this saying before. What’s bothering you when it’s warm outside may not be the temperature; it could be the humidity.
Air conditioning maintenance is a valuable service that can improve the state of your air conditioner, reducing the chances of repairs, giving your system better efficiency, and potentially increasing its lifespan, especially if you schedule this service once a year. And air conditioning maintenance comes at a relatively low price, especially if you consider all of the benefits year after year.
It may seem like an easy solution. Refrigerant, the chemical blend that circulates around your AC system, could be what’s responsible for a recent drop in your AC system’s cooling power. Hopefully, all a technician will need to do is add in a little more, and you can move on with your day. Right?
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