If you’re an air conditioner owner, then you’ve probably thought about the risk of a refrigerant leak at least once. It’s a fairly common problem, and one that can express itself in numerous different ways. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t be more prepared for when it actually does occur. For anyone more or less familiar with refrigerant leaks, this blog post is for you. We’re going to go over steps you can take to not only identify the problem, but learn about it and get professional help the right way.
Refrigerant leaks require AC repair in New Haven, IN. There’s no world in which patching a refrigerant leak yourself is going to work out for you, both in the long run and the short run. We’ll discuss this more down below, but remember to treat your AC with care by calling for a trained professional!
If you’ve recently encountered a compressor problem, then you’ve likely been searching all over the web for an explanation on this component. While that information might be easy to find, the steps you might need to take to help fix your compressor are a different story entirely. Thankfully, our team can explain to you the importance of this component and what needs to be done if it encounters a problem–all in one blog post!
We don’t mean to be alarmist by any means. The summer is a time for fun and outdoor activities, and we hope you are as excited as we are! The only reason why we want to bring up your air conditioner is in preparation for the hot temperatures ahead. Things will get hot and uncomfortable at some point, and the better a homeowner can alleviate these hot temperatures, the happier and more fun their summer will probably be.
It’s the season when homeowners all across the country are taking their air conditioning systems out of retirement and into action. Temperatures are only bound to increase, so this need is only going to grow with time. This is both a time for excitement since the seasons are changing and the flowers are budding, but also anxiety as old air conditioner problems come back to haunt us. That 
There are many different types of heating and air conditioning systems on the market. It’s enough to make any typical homeowner’s head spin! You might have seen the title of this blog post and wondered, “why is the ductless system getting all the attention?” We’ll answer your question and shed a little insight on ductless technology in the process!
You’re likely one of many homeowners in our area who are dealing with an air conditioner that’s past its prime. No matter how many times you get it repaired, it’s just not performing like it used to. We understand how bad this can feel.
Air conditioning can be frustrating. You sign the paperwork, shell out a huge amount of money, all for the hope that your AC will keep temperatures comfortable during the summer heatwaves. Then, when something goes wrong, it feels like you’ve been cheated out of the one thing you wanted out of all of this—comfort.
We’ve been hit hard this year by hot temperatures, and things are only going to get hotter as we jump right into August. Many homeowners are struggling with air conditioners that are ten years old, running inefficiently, or just cost too much to maintain. We completely understand, which is why we want to highlight the benefit of replacement services, as well as clue you into a great promotion we’re running.
Air conditioners rely on electricity in order to keep our homes cool—this is no mystery. What is a mystery to many homeowners is just how this process happens. How does your system turn electricity into cool, comfortable air at an affordable price? And how does it know to start and stop depending on the temperature set on your thermostat?
We’ve got record-breaking temperatures on their way this summer, and it’s no mystery that we’re trying to get every homeowner in our area ready for them. Sure, you could just flip the switch on your air conditioner and hope for the best, but sometimes that’s not good enough. Let’s avoid that worst-case scenario of dealing with uncomfortable temperatures on the hottest day of the year.