Your air conditioner can have a variety of problems over the course of its lifespan. But many of your cooling or indoor air quality issues may not have anything to do with your air conditioner at all. Instead, you may need air duct repairs.
There are a handful of signs that can point to problems with the duct system attached to your air conditioner and we’re going to explain the top three. You can keep reading to learn more about these signs and the steps that we can take to fix your air ducts. Then give our team a call for duct repair in Frisco, TX.
When we talk about “fast” heater repair, we’re not really counting the minutes, or even the hours. Heating systems break down at inconvenient times, so it’s not like you can always guarantee that you’ll be home and around to provide support for the system when it buckles under pressure. However, if you’re waiting months to get your heating system fixed, then you’re in for quite an unpleasant surprise.
In the next few months here in Frisco, temperatures are going to drop. Especially during the nighttime, we’re going to see a pretty heavy need for our heaters to work as intended. It shocked the country to hear about the ice storm earlier this year and we can only prepare for more record-breaking temperatures and weather events to occur. That’s why it’s important we address the elephant in the room—your heater.
If your air conditioner is producing some kind of foul odor, we’d like to start this blog post off by telling you that it’s not supposed to do that. This sounds like a problem that should be fixed by a team of professional HVAC technicians. Our team can absolutely get to the bottom of what’s going on inside your AC system and alleviate any foul odors that might be coming from it.
It seems the more time we spend indoors, the more air purifiers look like a seriously helpful piece of equipment. Especially when air gets stuffy, odors invade our living spaces, and we’re stuck hearing news about a pandemic, it becomes abundantly clear that we need to try and do everything we can to stop germs in their tracks. Luckily, UV air purifiers are a tried and tested approach to eliminating germs, removing odors, and keeping homes safe and clear.
To our northern friends, when they think of Texas, they probably think of heavy heat and sunshine with our long hanging cowboy hats. While they might be right about the cowboy hats sometimes, outsiders don’t often know just how cold it can get here. With temperatures dipping below freezing this week, it’s a good reminder that furnaces and electric heat pumps are not the only types of heater that could provide you comfort this year.
Refrigerant is a necessary component of your air conditioner. Your unit has an evaporator coil that evaporates the excess moisture in the atmosphere, along with the heat, using the refrigerant. The heat energy transfers to the refrigerant which cycles through the system to the condenser coil which will deposit the moisture and heat. This is the gist of the cooling process.
We get it. You know that technically your air conditioning system is ready for a tune-up. However, you also know for a fact that your air conditioner is functioning just fine as is. So—why bother with a tune-up? Sure you can wait until—
Winter is over, and those hot temperatures are gradually starting to roll back in… soon it’ll be time to break out the air conditioner!
