You have decided that this is the year you will install an air conditioning system. The trouble is, you are not sure which one. The deciding factors may be money and/or time, as well as how much time you may need to take off from work to give the HVAC contractors access to your basement or crawl space and your property outside. If you feel you need to make your decision based on time off from work, here is a comparison of the typical times each type of air conditioning system takes from the beginning to installation completion.
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As soon as you notice issues with your home's air conditioner, it's important to call a licensed HVAC contractor to arrange a repair call as quickly as possible. If the contractor's schedule is backed up, it might be a day or more until he or she can visit your home to diagnose the problem, and then you could be looking at a little more time until the contractor can get the necessary repair parts and return to fix the unit.
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Did your window air conditioner recently stop working efficiently and you opened it up to find signs of corrosion and rust on the coils? Coils are a vital part of the cooling process as the coils taken in refrigerant, chemically convert the refrigerant, and then become cold in order to cool passing air and your room. Problems with the coils can make the unit inefficient or completely nonfunctional.
What are the potential causes of corrosion and rust on the coils of a window air conditioner – and how can the problem be fixed?
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Attic fans are a great resource to help keep a home cooler in the summer, especially on hot days. Stale air can accumulate in the home, but the attic fan will help bring fresh air inside. They must continue to run to receive the best results, but a noisy fan may not be worth the effort. If you can figure out why your fan is noisy, you might be able to fix it.
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If you are like many other individuals, you may have little understanding about how your home's air conditioning system keeps the building comfortable. A weak understanding of your house's air conditioning system can make you vulnerable to believing misconceptions about these systems and how they impact your home. By having the following common myths refuted, you should be much better informed about this essential part of your house.
Myth: An Air Conditioner Will Make The Home's Interior Humid
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