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Having an air conditioner in your home or place of work can be a great addition, especially during the hottest days of summer. Whether you have an HVAC unit or a window unit, having an air conditioner can keep your room cool and relaxing no matter how high the temperature gets... Continue Reading

Finding the right gas refrigerant for your air conditioning maintenance and repair projects may require some research. Currently, there are three types of refrigerant gas available; R22, R32, and R410A. Each refrigerant has different levels of usefulness as well as efficiency.... Continue Reading

Each air conditioner has a variety of settings you can use to adjust how often your air conditioner turns on and off. Each time an air conditioner turns on or off, it’s called a cycle. The more cycles an air conditioner is put through, the more wear and tear is placed on the... Continue Reading

Your ductwork is important in any forced-air heating and cooling system. They are like the arteries of your home, delivering cold air in the summer and hot air in the winter to every room. But, they are typically hidden behind the walls. So, how do you know if your ductwork is... Continue Reading

Your return air vent is that larger vent on the floor or sometimes the ceiling. This vent allows air to return to your air conditioner or your furnace and then get pumped back out into your home again. You may read advice that it is important to keep that vent clear, and it is.... Continue Reading

Having an efficient air conditioner can offer a range of benefits including lowering your overall monthly or annual energy bill, increasing the comfort levels in your home, and reducing the amount of repairs or replacements you may need over the years. Use the Proper Size There... Continue Reading

You might notice a few return vents in your home. They are larger than supply vents that deliver cold air to your home in the summer. They’re also usually installed along the wall close to the ground or ceiling and not on the floor. Why do you have these return vents, and why... Continue Reading

We count on our air conditioners to keep our houses cool. So, what do you do when your air conditioner freezes? Let’s look at some steps to take. Thaw the Air Conditioner Out To thaw the ice out, you first have to turn off your thermostat. Then you need to turn your fan on. Leave... Continue Reading

No, you should not rely on your air conditioner to filter out wildfire smoke. It could be helpful after the wildfire has cleared the area, but it can also be a liability if the wildfire is still nearby. Here is what you need to know about how you should treat your air conditioner... Continue Reading