Is your furnace turning on and off every couple of minutes? If so, it’s probably short cycling. That means you have a problem. Short cycling is one of the most harmful problems that can afflict a furnace, and if not taken care of as soon as possible it can destroy the entire system. Read on to find out more about how short cycling works, and why you should take it seriously.
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How Short Cycling Can Destroy Your Furnace
Monday, October 24th, 2016Do I Ever Need to Refill My AC Refrigerant?
Monday, September 12th, 2016We get this question a lot, even late in the summer when a lot of people have already scheduled their air conditioning maintenance. Most people have no idea how refrigerant works, because it’s not really necessary to know how it works to use the air conditioner. There are times when more refrigerant is necessary, but those times are few and far between. Let’s take a look at how your air conditioner uses refrigerant, and when it needs more.
Why Your Air Conditioner Output is Low
Monday, August 1st, 2016An air conditioner that doesn’t put out enough cool air is kind of a big problem during record-breaking summers like this one. If your air conditioner is not keeping your home as cool as it should be, it could be an indication of a problem in the system. Let’s take a look at some of the reasons why your air conditioner output might be low, and when you need to call for repairs.
Is There Water Leaking Out of My Air Conditioner?
Monday, June 20th, 2016Because the weather in this part of the country can be so oppressively hot throughout the summer season, and because that season can sometimes seem to stretch on and on, any signs of trouble with one’s air conditioning system can be quite alarming. If you notice anything that all out of the ordinary with your AC, we strongly recommend that you schedule professional air conditioning repairs in Birmingham, AL immediately. Sometimes, the problem at hand is not precisely what it seems. Only a trained professional can determine with certainty what has gone wrong with your system. One concern we hear from time to time has to do with water leaking out of a system.
When to Replace Your Air Conditioner
Monday, May 9th, 2016Air conditioners can last quite a long time, with prompt repairs and maintenance. Sooner or later, though, time and age will catch up to them. If your air conditioner is too old and worn out to get you through another summer, you should replace it now. Otherwise, you might be in for a nasty surprise when it dies on you when you need it most. Let’s take a look at some of the signs that you should replace your air conditioner right now, before summer really gets into full swing.
Heat Pump Problems to be Aware of
Monday, March 28th, 2016The days are starting to warm up, and that means more people are going to be relying on their various air conditioning systems to keep them cool on a regular basis. More use means more strain on the system, which leads to greater chances of problems developing. You should know what kinds of problems can develop with your air conditioner during this time of year, so that you can call for repairs as soon as you notice the symptoms. Read on to find out more about heat pump problems you may have to deal with this summer.
Why You Should Schedule Heating Maintenance Annually
Monday, February 8th, 2016Most homeowners wait to schedule repairs for their heating systems until a problem presents itself. This is normally to save money on unnecessary repairs. What these homeowners don’t know is that waiting to call for repairs often backfires, causing more damage and costing more money. If you want your heating system to remain in the best possible condition, it’s best to schedule preventive maintenance at least once a year. Read on to find out more about the benefits of annual maintenance.
