It\u2019s now September, and that means the start of cooler temperatures in many parts of the country. Here in the Central Valley, however, we\u2019re still experiencing levels of intense heat and daytime temperatures that sometimes rise into the 90s. This isn\u2019t a time to relax when it comes to proper air conditioning for a home. In fact, this is an ideal season to consider ways to enhance your air conditioning system if you\u2019re not planning to have a complete new installation. Below is some of our advice for improving your residential AC at the end of the cooling season.<\/p>\n
The outside unit of your air conditioning system is called the condenser<\/em>. This is where the compressor is housed and the refrigerant goes through condensation to release heat. If your AC has started to underperform, replacing the condensing unit<\/a> may be the best way to improve it without arranging for a complete system replacement. But you must have top-quality professionals on this job, since a mismatched AC system will perform inefficiently.<\/p>\n UV lights are a type of air purification system designed to eliminate bacteria, viruses, mold spores, and other organic pollutants from circulating through a home. But UV lights also improve air conditioning performance by keeping mold from developing along the indoor evaporator coil. Ask HVAC technicians if you can help your air conditioning system with the installation of ultraviolet germicidal lights<\/a>.<\/p>\nUV Germicidal Lights<\/h3>\n
Upgrading to a Wi-Fi Model Thermostat<\/h3>\n