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When an Air Conditioner Replacement Is Imminent, Do Your Homework

When an Air Conditioner Replacement Is Imminent, Do Your Homework

April 30, 2013

Replacing your air conditioner is never fun, but if you’re a homeowner, you’ll likely have to do it eventually. But how can you tell when it’s time to upgrade your system, and what should you look for in a replacement unit? In this quick guide, we’ll explain when an air conditioner should be retired, and …

Telltale Signs You Should Replace Rather Repair Your A/C

Telltale Signs You Should Replace Rather Repair Your A/C

December 20, 2012

An air conditioner is a must because of the hot Orlando weather, and regular maintenance is important. However, if your air conditioner (A/C) is reaching the end of its functional life — the average lifespan is 15 to 20 years —  then you may wonder whether it’s time to replace rather than repair your A/C. …

What Your Noisy Air Conditioner Is Telling You

What Your Noisy Air Conditioner Is Telling You

September 18, 2012

Similar to the way an automobile will make clinking or clanking noises, or how a smoke detector will beep when  their batteries are getting low, the sounds coming from a noisy air conditioner can send homeowners a “help” signal when something is amiss with the system.

Refrigerant Huffing: Why You Need To Know About It

Refrigerant Huffing: Why You Need To Know About It

September 6, 2012

Refrigerant huffing is now the fourth most common substance abuse of teenagers. Its often-easy availability and quick high attracts youthful, naive experimenters. Refrigerant is the lifeblood of your central air conditioner and is installed in the system through ports in the outdoor compressor/condenser unit in your backyard. Removing a small amount of refrigerant through an …

Troubleshooting An Ailing Air Conditioner

Troubleshooting An Ailing Air Conditioner

August 23, 2012

When you regularly use your home air conditioner over a long, hot Orlando summer, at some point you might experience a problem with the system. Neglected systems and even those that are serviced regularly can fail, because air-conditioning systems are manufactured with moving parts and electrical components.

4 Facts About High-Efficiency Air Conditioners

4 Facts About High-Efficiency Air Conditioners

August 14, 2012

If you’re in the market for a new air conditioner, you should consider learning more about high-efficiency air conditioners. Here are four facts that will convince you it’s wise to invest in a more efficient system:

Signs That It’s Time For A New Air Conditioner

Signs That It’s Time For A New Air Conditioner

July 19, 2012

Your air conditioner can’t last forever, and if it’s been showing certain signs lately, now could be the time for a new one. After all, repairs can extend the life of your older equipment, but there are many incentives available with a replacement that may be impossible to achieve with a repair.

Your Air Conditioner: 11 Things You Should Know

Your Air Conditioner: 11 Things You Should Know

July 10, 2012

During a hot summer in the Orlando area, your air conditioner is one of your most appreciated investments. Here are some tips you can use to ensure you get the most out of your cooling system and save money on energy costs.

Sizing Your New System: The ABC’s Of Manual J

Sizing Your New System: The ABC’s Of Manual J

May 24, 2012

When HVAC contractors recommend a new air conditioner for your home, they use a tool called Manual J. Although heating and cooling equipment has consistent sizing that indicates how much it’s capable of cooling or heating, unique features of your home may necessitate more or less based on individual factors.