A Step-By-Step Guide To Replacing An AC Condenser

Posted on: 21 June 2023

The process of replacing an AC condenser can seem daunting, especially if you are not familiar with the intricacies of HVAC systems. However, with the right tools, safety measures, and guidelines, it is possible to undertake this task. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to replace an AC condenser.  Step 1: Safety First  Before you begin, ensure you're wearing safety goggles and gloves. Disconnect the power supply to the unit by switching off the appropriate circuit breaker.
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Have A Sporatic Furnace? Have A Repair Team to Check The Thermostat

Posted on: 1 June 2023

If your furnace unit is running for long periods of time without breaks or turns on several times for a short period of time, but then shuts off and doesn't come back on for hours, it's time to call a furnace repair professional. This is often a thermostat problem.  Not only is this probably causing heating discomfort in the home, and inconsistent temperatures, but it's probably raising your heating bills as well.
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3 Signs You Need AC Repair In Spring

Posted on: 28 April 2023

As the temperature starts to rise, the importance of having a functional air conditioner becomes evident. Spring is a time of year when homeowners should be proactive about checking their AC unit to make sure it's in good working order. Below are three signs that indicate your AC unit needs repair in spring. Reduced Airflow If your air conditioner is not providing enough cool air, it's a sign that the airflow has been reduced.
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Residential AC System Repair—Signs You Need To Hire A Repair Professional

Posted on: 18 April 2023

Having problems with your home's AC system is something you need to prepare for because regardless of the model, it's bound to happen at some point. If you're faced with the following problems, these are signs to hire a professional that's licensed to repair residential AC units.  The Air Filter Clogs Up Quickly The air filter is a vital component for your AC unit and its job is to screen things like dirt and dust.
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