In some homes, especially in 2-story homes, one or two rooms may seem to be hotter or cooler than the rest of the house.
This is usually an airflow issue. Some rooms can’t seem to get the same airflow as other rooms. It could have something to do with the room location, such as over an uninsulated garage or on the side of the house that gets the most sunlight. Another problem could be clogged or torn ductwork.

If a room seems like it is not heating or cooling properly, try one of these solutions:
– Make sure the vents are open and not obstructed.
– If it’s in a spot that gets a lot of sun, hang insulated curtains over windows.
– Leave the door into the room open to allow for return airflow.

If none of these help to cool your room, we can help. Give us a call to schedule a consultation to discuss options for making your home more comfortable.

The life expectancy of an air conditioner varies depending on the climate where you live, but overall the average age at replacement is 13 years. Your personal comfort threshold in hot, sticky weather plays a role in determining when you replace your system. It may be more advantageous to replace your unit after 10 years, or even when a major repair is needed. The best way to extend the life of your unit is to have it maintained annually or biannually.

For the most part central air conditioners and heat pumps are extremely durable. When you keep your heat pump or AC maintained 1-2 times per year, you’ll have far fewer major repairs. The most common repairs are relatively small issues like electrical contactors and capacitors. Other common issues are clogged drain line or failed condensate pump which if left unchecked, can lead to leaks and additional damage to your home. More extensive issues include faulty compressor or damaged coils. Contact us if your AC isn’t functioning properly.

As with any mechanical item, the maintenance and repair costs increase over time. The time to replace your AC is when the replacement cost is a better value than sinking more money into an older unit. Typically heat pumps and air conditioners last 13-15 years. If your unit is not keeping your home comfortable or if it is frequently in need of repair, it is time to consider replacing it. Plus replacing an older unit with a new energy efficient unit can save money in utility costs. Contact us for a free estimate to replace your AC.

Air conditioning units, furnaces, and heat pumps need to have scheduled preventative maintenance check-ups to make sure everything is operating properly. HVAC experts recommend at least an annual inspection and service call by your heating and cooling company or once in the spring and once in the fall. Technicians will inspect your system, lubricate components, and notify you if any repairs are needed.

Yes, we have certified technicians on call 24/7 to make sure you receive fast, quality service.  Call (334) 347-1243 anytime for emergency service.

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