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The temperature outside is climbing close to 100. You hear your air conditioning unit kick on, but the temperature inside your home continues to climb. It continues to run for several minutes but the air blowing from the registers just doesn't seem to be cooling off at all. What could the problem possibly be? This could be caused by a number of issues and some of them can even be addressed with little knowledge about how the AC system works. This blog will show you the basics of your AC system and what you can do to make small repairs when the air just isn't cool.

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Discover The Benefits Of Zoned Cooling

Posted on October 2, 2015

A number of homeowners use a traditional cooling system to cool their home. With this type of system, the forced air is dispersed throughout the ducts, evenly. A great addition to a traditional unit is zoned cooling. Zoned air conditioning systems operate just like traditional systems, except for the fact that there are dampers installed within the ductwork. These dampers divide your home into different cooling areas that are all controlled from a centrally located panel. [Read More]

Beating The Heat: A Guide To Air Conditioning

Posted on September 29, 2015

If you own a home or business, then you have probably had to deal with the world of HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning). If you haven't, then it is a good idea to familiarize yourself with how each system works and what your options are. Here is a brief overview of air conditioning to help you get started:   What is air conditioning really? Air conditioning is a lot more complicated than you might expect. [Read More]

6 Annual Air Conditioner Maintenance Tips

Posted on September 25, 2015

If you want to keep your air conditioner running, it is best to perform annual maintenance to avoid problems from occurring. Be sure to do these 6 things to ensure everything is running smoothly. 1. Check The Thermostat The thermostat of your air conditioner is the brain behind the equipment. It regulates when the unit turns on and shuts off, which is why it's so important to make sure it is working properly. [Read More]