Your air conditioning systems help to keep your home cool and comfortable. If you want to keep your home cool and comfortable, you need to be aware of the signs that your air conditioning system is in need of repair so you can call in a service technician to fix your unit before your unit gives up on you.
System Is Running Louder
Your AC system shouldn't make a tone of noise beyond the sound of moving air.
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Is your house too hot? The summer-time heatwave made the mercury rise outside—and inside of your home. Before you settle for sweaty days and sleepless nights, take a look at how to get the most out of your HVAC system in the summer.
Schedule HVAC Service
Did you skip your annual or pre-season AC service call? Even though it may seem like your home's central air conditioner works perfectly at the start of the summer, it could have unseen issues or need extra care before it kicks into high gear.
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Your air conditioner keeps you cool all summer long — until it stops working. If your air conditioner is over-cycling, it isn't working properly and will end up costing you more money on your energy bills each month. When your air conditioner over-cycles, it turns on and off over and over again, meaning your home isn't getting as cool as it should be. This over-cycling can get annoying to hear multiple times a day.
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The most popular option when it comes to air conditioning is ducted systems. They consist of a central unit that carries the cool air around the house on a series of ducts. However, they are also challenging to maintain, and often need a lot of money to repair when a part of the system gets damaged. As a homeowner, it's good to know that the reliability and efficiency of the air conditioner depend on the model you choose.
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If you have had your furnace for a few years, you likely have accustomed to the way it operates. You may notice a gentle hum while the blower is running, or you may be used to the temporary stale odor that comes out of the vents for a few minutes after it first starts. Because of this, you may not really take notice of its operation as long as your house is kept warm.
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