Do you still feel the humidity in your home even when your air conditioner is turned on? A properly-functioning air conditioner will cool down your house while also getting rid of humidity. So what causes humidity to stay? To answer...
Read MoreIf you've noticed a strange odor recently whenever you turn on your air conditioner, this is a sign of damage or inefficiency. An air conditioning unit that works properly doesn't smell. An odor coming from your air conditioner can cause...
Read MoreYour heating, ventilation and air conditioning system is an important part of your home, and it wouldn't be able to function without air ducts. They’re responsible for distributing air and regulating the temperature throughout your house. To help you learn...
Read MoreIt’s a given that electricity costs will inevitably increase in the summer. Fortunately, there are several ways to keep cooling costs under control. One of them is to switch your air conditioner to the "auto" setting. Bill Reynolds Heating &...
Read MoreAir conditioners rely on refrigerant to remove heat from indoor air. It’s a common myth that refrigerant will eventually expire or run out. Since AC systems are closed systems, their refrigerant levels shouldn’t run out until the end of their...
Read MoreRoutinely changing your HVAC unit’s air filters will not only help maintain the air quality inside your house, but will also reduce the strain on your cooling system. Remember: since clogged filters hamper airflow, they force your HVAC system’s blower...
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