If you’re considering replacing your heating and cooling system, one of the first questions you’ll likely ask is, “What does a new HVAC system include?”… View Article
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The most common HVAC problems include dirty air filters, refrigerant leaks, frozen evaporator coils, thermostat failures, clogged condensate drains, dirty condenser coils, blower motor problems,… View Article
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A screeching air conditioner is caused by a failing blower motor, worn motor bearings, a slipping fan belt (on older systems), a failing condenser fan… View Article
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A commercial rooftop HVAC unit, often called an RTU, or rooftop unit, is a self-contained heating, cooling, and ventilation system installed on a building’s roof…. View Article
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If your air conditioner is leaking water, the most likely causes are a clogged condensate drain line, a frozen evaporator coil, a dirty air filter,… View Article
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The dry setting on an air conditioner removes excess moisture from the air while using less cooling power than standard cool mode. It helps improve… View Article
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A noisy air conditioner compressor is commonly caused by loose components, electrical problems, refrigerant issues, failing motor parts, or compressor wear. Buzzing, rattling, or loud… View Article
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Technically, yes. You can run an air conditioner without a filter, but you should never do it. Running an AC without a filter allows dust,… View Article
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If your air conditioner can’t keep up on hot days in Nixa, MO, it’s usually because extreme outdoor temperatures push your system beyond its designed… View Article
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72°F is generally considered a comfortable indoor temperature for most homes. However, whether it’s the ideal setting depends on your local climate, humidity levels, home… View Article
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