Did you know the air you breath can impact your health? We aren’t just talking about smog; we mean the amount of dust, pollen and other contaminants in the air that might enter your lungs, can have an effect on your health. What’s more, this debris can impact the health of your air conditioner over time too, making it harder for your system to run the more it builds up.
Thank goodness you have an air filter!
The filter within your air system is able to, well, filter out a lot of stuff that you might not want in your house, or in your throat! But even this handy little part of your cooling system has its limits. The question is, what can you do to help care for it and improve the health of you and your AC?
Read on to find the answer!
Quick! You’ve got to repair that air conditioner stat! Pick up the phone! Call an ambulance! Wait, no, don’t do that! Call in your local HVAC professionals!
It’s quite obvious that summer is almost here: the sun is shining, temperatures are rising, and all over Florida, you can hear the sounds of air conditioners being turned on. Okay, you got us — many of you have probably been using your air conditioners for quite some time now.
If you find that your AC is making a noise that can appropriately be described as “screaming,” it’s not because it’s excited about finding the best ice cream parlor this summer. It’s probably a refrigerant leak, and it’s very serious.
Do you ever get the feeling that your air conditioner just isn’t as good as it used to be?
Here’s the truth about maintenance:
Air filters are one of the simplest components in your entire HVAC system. Yet, simply neglecting to replace it can bring complete destruction and chaos to your system.
There’s a number of reasons for why you could be getting low air-flow from your air conditioner. Admittedly, not all of them will require you to drop what you’re doing and immediately call an AC repairman. At the same time, some of them actually do require immediate attention, and ignoring them is the last thing you’d want to do.
When an air conditioning system breaks down, technicians often look to the usual suspects. Old age, refrigerant leaks, and just standard wear and tear can all be the reason an air conditioner is not performing properly, as you may expect. Some of the causes that are the “usual suspects” to a technician, though, may surprise you.
