Air Conditioning Posts

3 Reasons Why Your Air Conditioning Is Short-Cycling

June 3rd, 2015

The term short-cycling refers to when the compressor of an air conditioning system turns on and off rapidly, never getting a chance to complete its full cooling cycle. A short-cycling air conditioner is a serious problem for a number of reasons: The extra stress placed on the components will lead to multiple repair needs. The […]

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An Oversized Air Conditioner: Why This Is a Problem

May 26th, 2015

When you need a central air conditioning system installed, whether for a new home or to replace an older system, you must call professionals to handle the work. This is not only to ensure that the new air conditioning system is put in correctly so that it works at maximum efficiency and effectiveness. It is […]

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What the Condensing Unit Does in a Central Air Conditioning System

May 18th, 2015

The standard central air conditioning system found in homes is a split system: it consists of two units housed in different locations that are connected through power and refrigerant lines. The indoor unit contains the evaporator coil and the air handler that sends cooled air into the ductwork and then to the rooms. The outdoor […]

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3 Common Misunderstandings about Air Conditioning Systems

May 11th, 2015

ir conditioning systems are such a standard part of life during the summer—especially in a place that grows as hot as the Central Valley—that it’s easy to take them for granted. This is one of the reasons that there are so many myths and misunderstandings about air conditioners that continue to spread. Below are three common ones we wish to dispel:

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Air Conditioning Question: What Does Refrigerant Do?

May 4th, 2015

Modern air conditioning systems are complicated machines that require a balance of components working in peak condition: the compressor, fans, coils, capacitors, motors, etc. All of these parts play vital roles in providing a home with cool temperatures. If one of the parts starts to fail, it can mean a drastic drop in efficiency and effectiveness.

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Spring Is the Right Time for Air Conditioning Installation

April 10th, 2015

Spring is the season when homeowners should schedule professional maintenance for their air conditioning systems to make sure they are ready to handle the summer weather. It is also the ideal time for homeowners to install new air conditioners if their current ones have doubtful futures.

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Some Air Conditioning System Warnings Signs to Watch for in the Spring

April 6th, 2015

Spring is the season when you should arrange for professional air conditioning maintenance. This service will see that your home’s AC is cleaned, tuned-up, and any potential malfunctions caught before they become serious problems. Annual spring maintenance is the best way to protect your home comfort through the summer.

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Ways Faulty Ductwork Can Affect Air Conditioning

September 19th, 2014

Not all the trouble that can plague an air conditioning system comes from inside the AC cabinets. Often, a faulty thermostat can cause a cooling system to work incorrectly. Another common source of air conditioner problems are faults in the ductwork connected to it, such as air leaks and breaks.

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How to Get Your HVAC System Ready For Colder Weather

September 12th, 2014

It may seem early to talk about readying your HVAC system for fall and winter, especially when your air conditioning may still be running, but in a few short weeks our temperatures will be significantly cooler. Preparing your HVAC system for winter now can get you ahead of potential problems without disrupting your household.

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