Air Conditioner Repairs for When You Need Your Cooling

Posted on: 17 November 2020
There are going to be times when AC failures need to be taken care of quickly. As you start using your air conditioner more, you will eventually need repairs. The following AC repairs will need to be done when parts fail in the summer heat: Storms Causing Damage to the AC As the storms during the summer weather come, they can cause serious damage. One of the areas of your home where they can cause damage is the HVAC system.
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Why Does Your Pilot Light Keep Going Out?

Posted on: 20 October 2020
Homes that use gas to power their furnace are relatively common, but if your home has a standing pilot light, that means it's at least a decade old. Most modern furnaces use an electric ignition to light their furnace, precisely because a pilot light that keeps going out means that your furnace won't work. But why does it keep going out? More importantly, what can you do to prevent it? There are a few reasons why your pilot light keeps malfunctioning, some of which are unavoidable and need to be fixed by a professional furnace repair technician.
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2 Noises Coming From Your Central A/C Unit That Should Alert You To A Problem

Posted on: 7 October 2020
When you have a central air conditioning unit for your home, you may be used to hearing the gentle hum while it is running and even a gentle thud when the compressor kicks on and off. However, lately, you may have been noticing another sound that does not seem to be normal. If so, below are a couple of noises that can come from your A/C unit which may be alerting you to a potential problem.
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Three Signs it's Time to Replace Your Air Conditioning System

Posted on: 16 September 2020
The thought of doing a complete overhaul of your entire HVAC system is enough to send shivers down most homeowners' spines. In reality, the process isn't nearly as complicated, intrusive, or even as expensive as you might think, with most AC system installations costing between $3,000-7,000. While that may sound like a lot, the thought of it going out in the middle of a summer during 100-degree days while you have to wait a few weeks for it to be repaired might be even worse.
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