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This message is for people with HVAC systems that are 18, 19, or 20 years and older. There are a lot of you, we know.
Our summer hasn’t been too bad, but those hot days sure are hot! How is your air conditioner keeping up?
When we install a new air conditioning system, we take care of all the details. This includes swapping out any worn and frayed electrical components and wiring.
About two months ago, a customer called us to tell us their air conditioner just wasn’t keeping up with the heat—and it wasn’t even really hot yet!
We came out to a customer’s home to service the system we installed for them in 2022. As we do for all our customers, we changed the filter and checked the amp draws and capacitor ratings. We also checked the temperature split.
Many of our customers have been calling us to get new system estimates. They don’t want to go through another summer with a broken air conditioner!
The average lifespan for an AC unit is about 15 years; after that, even if the units still work, you lose efficiency and risk a breakdown at any point.
The average lifespan for an AC unit is about 15 years; after that, even if the units still work, you lose efficiency and risk a breakdown at any point.
When we do our fall inspection we do so much more than checking and changing the filter—although we do that too!
What Was Wrong With Our Customer’s System This month we were out in Allen replacing a heat pump air handler.
We are starting to do our fall tune-ups. Why It’s Needed This is when we ensure the heating portion of your system is ready for wintertime.
A capacitor facilitates the operation of the outside fan and compressor.