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Nothing is more frustrating than staring at an outrageous power bill. Unfortunately, if you are like most people, you might be left wondering how to pay a utility bill at some point in time. However, if you can learn how to take care of your air conditioner, your system might be more efficient than ever. I have been an HVAC enthusiast for the past twenty years, and I know what it takes to keep your system clean and functional. Use the articles on this blog to tidy up your system, prevent problems, keep your home comfortable, and save a bunch of money.

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Tips For Maintaining Your Air Conditioner Outdoor Condenser
21 December 2020

If you have central air conditioning in your home, …

AC System Facts Every Homeowner Should Know
20 November 2020

Your home's central air conditioning system may se …

3 Ways An Ill-Functioning AC Affects The Environment
20 October 2020

You have an air conditioner at home that is in nee …

Which Type Of Air Conditioning Unit Is Right For My Home?
16 September 2020

Choosing the right type of air conditioner for you …

Four Tips For Preparing Your AC For Summer Vacation
12 August 2020

It's time for summer vacation, which means shuttin …

Tips For Maintaining Your Air Conditioner Outdoor Condenser

21 December 2020
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If you have central air conditioning in your home, you should not neglect caring for the outdoor condenser. It plays a crucial part in keeping the whole system running, but it is often ignored because it is out of sight. If you have your air conditioner serviced and inspected, the technician will likely take care of these things for you. However, you can also do these things yourself if you know what to do. Read More 

AC System Facts Every Homeowner Should Know

20 November 2020
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Your home's central air conditioning system may seem like a little bit of a mystery. In fact, many homeowners are misinformed about a lot of things when it comes to home AC service needs. Here's a look at a few things that you should know about your home's air conditioning to help you avoid some potentially costly issues. You Don't Need The Biggest Possible System When shopping for a new air conditioning system, many homeowners fall into the " Read More 

3 Ways An Ill-Functioning AC Affects The Environment

20 October 2020
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You have an air conditioner at home that is in need of repair, but if you are like a lot of homeowners, you will put off calling a professional for help until absolutely necessary. Unfortunately, delaying making the call for air conditioning repair can sometimes have detrimental effects on both your repair costs and the surrounding environment. If you are the type of person who tries to be "green" or environmentally friendly, you may have a few added reasons to get an ailing AC repaired as quickly as possible. Read More 

Which Type Of Air Conditioning Unit Is Right For My Home?

16 September 2020
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Choosing the right type of air conditioner for your home can be a daunting task. A quick online search will reveal a whole network of blogs and videos talking about BTU's, dual-stage cooling, and SEER ratings. While knowing all of those numbers can be important in making your decision, the hard part is being able to decipher what those mean and why they're important for your home. That's why, instead of throwing a bunch of random acronyms at you, we want to give you a series of questions to ask yourself if you're considering a new AC system installation. Read More 

Four Tips For Preparing Your AC For Summer Vacation

12 August 2020
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It's time for summer vacation, which means shutting up your home for a week or more while you enjoy some much-deserved relaxation. The following tips can help you prepare your air conditioner for the time you will be away. 1. Clean the Unit You don't want to come home to a malfunctioning AC. Taking the time to clean out the unit before you go can prevent damage from overheating as well as water damage. Read More