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Four Ways to Get Your Air Conditioner Ready for Summer

June 6th, 2016

One of the most important tips for us to share with Texas homeowners is to make sure to run your air conditioner before you need it this summer. Chances are, you’ve already turned it on at least once or twice to use it, but before we get to the heat of summer where you’ll be using it every day, it’s a good idea to test it to see how well it works.

Then you’ll be able to schedule any air conditioning repairs or services you might need at your leisure, before technicians are out busy on emergency calls. Regular preventive maintenance is key to ensuring that your air conditioner is ready to do its job all summer long. But maintenance isn’t the end all: there is more you can do to make sure your AC system is truly ready for summer.

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Beware These Common Heat Pump Problems This Summer

May 30th, 2016

Heat pumps are a very popular choice for Texas residents, meeting both their heating and cooling needs throughout the year. However as much as you rely on your heat pump, the wear and tear on the system is going to increase. The more wear and tear there is, the more likely it will be that your heat pump will develop issues.

To keep your heat pump in its best working condition, it’s important that you be able to identify problems as quickly as possible so you can have them repaired. Below we’ve uncovered some of the most common heat pump problems to keep an eye out for.

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Factors to Consider During a New Air Conditioner Installation

May 23rd, 2016

When it comes to having an air conditioner installed or replaced, it is certainly not a “one-size-fits-all” type of job. A quality air conditioner installation involves many steps, which should be completed by a professional rather than an unlicensed handyman or hopeful “do-it-yourself-er.”

Many homeowners believe that the most important part of selecting a new air conditioning system is the unit’s efficiency. While this is certainly a large part of the puzzle, it’s only a portion of what contributes to quality installation. There are many other factors to consider during a new air conditioner installation, some of which we’ve outlined below.

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Maintain Your Home’s Humidity Level with a Dehumidifier

May 16th, 2016

Do you know what the relative humidity levels in your home are right now? If they are above 50%, then they are too high. This means that there is excessive moisture in your home, which can lead to mold development in addition to other problems within your home.

Excess moisture is inconvenient and messy for homes, and it can have a significant negative effect on your health and the health of your family. Maintaining your home’s humidity level so that it stays below 50%—but no lower than 30%—takes nothing more than a humidity control appliance. This summer, consider investing in a dehumidifier. We have listed some benefits of doing so below.

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Cleaning Your Air: The Power of a UV Air Purifier

May 9th, 2016

Each type of air filtration system has its own method of removing pollutants and contaminants from the air in your home. Improving your indoor air quality should be a priority, as it contributes to your health and the health of your family. Air filters can only do so much. In fact, the air filter that came standard with your HVAC system is not even designed to protect your indoor air quality. Its purpose is to protect the inside components of your HVAC system. One product that is extremely efficient in purifying your air is the UV air purifier.

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Why Is There Water Leaking from My Air Conditioner?

May 2nd, 2016

Many homeowners mistakenly assume that water dripping or coming from their air conditioning system is normal. After all, it’s a condensation device right? Well, if we are talking about a small amount of water near the condensate drain pipe, or if there is a relatively tiny puddle around the outdoor unit, then it’s likely nothing to worry about. The problem arises when you are seeing much more water than you normally would.

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Why Isn’t My Air Conditioner Cooling My Home?

April 25th, 2016

It’s no secret that summers in Texas can get stifling hot. As a result, you want to make sure that your air conditioner works as effectively and efficiently as possible. One of the most common service calls we get is people asking, “Why isn’t my air conditioner cooling my home?” Your first instinct may be to panic and immediately call for repairs. We’re certainly ready for your call and happy to help out when needed. However there may be a more simple solution. Keep reading to learn more.

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Change Your Air Filter to Maintain System Performance

April 18th, 2016

Living in a climate such as ours, it’s absolutely vital to have a properly functioning air conditioner. In order to ensure your AC system runs as effectively and efficiently as possible throughout its lifespan, you’ll want to have a professional HVAC technician inspect, service, and repair your unit when needed. Regular preventive maintenance such as this is essential. However, there is one thing you can do on a regular basis that helps your air conditioner work: changing the air filter.

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Improve Your Air Conditioner with Zone Control

April 11th, 2016

As the days start to heat up, you’re going to be relying on your air conditioner more and more often in order to keep cool. You’ve probably already scheduled preventive maintenance for your system, to make sure that it’s all set for the summer heat. Have you given any thought as to how you can make it even more efficient, though? Read on to find out how zone control can help you this summer.

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A Reminder That Your Heat Pump Needs Bi-Annual Maintenance

April 4th, 2016

Spring is coming to an end, and people are scrambling to get their homes ready for the heat of summer. If you’re using a heat pump, you may think that you’re already set for the summer season because you had your system checked six months ago. That’s actually not the case. Unlike other systems, heat pumps actually need bi-annual maintenance in order to remain in top operating condition. Let’s take a look at why that is.

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