Air Conditioning Systems & Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning
Which Type Is Right For You? When it’s time to replace your existing air conditioning system with a new one, it may seem like an easy decision, but that can quickly change when faced with all the options that are available. One of the biggest decisions to consider when replacing your air conditioning system is … Continue reading “Air Conditioning Systems & Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning”
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Reduce Your AC Power Consumption Without Replacing Equipment
Is your AC system cooling just enough to get by, but ending in high bills, especially in the summer? You’ve probably heard that replacing your entire system with a new one will drastically improve efficiency, resulting in a lower electric bill. If you have an older system, this is definitely the case, but getting a … Continue reading “Reduce Your AC Power Consumption Without Replacing Equipment”
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Should I Keep the Old Duct Work With My New System
Purchasing and installing a new residential HVAC unit can be an expensive project. Cutting costs or applying rebates tends to bring some relief to the project, but what if the entire project is not being done? When you replace your AC Unit, you remove the old one – both indoor and out, and install the … Continue reading “Should I Keep the Old Duct Work With My New System”
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Time To Talk About HEPA Filters and Viruses
The first thing we need to know when we are discussing HEPA filters is what a HEPA filter is. What is HEPA? HEPA, or High Efficiency Particulate Air filters, are designed for applications where contaminants must be trapped on the first go-round. For example, you wouldn’t want viruses circulating in the air in a hospital, … Continue reading “Time To Talk About HEPA Filters and Viruses”
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Timely Advice about HVAC Projects
When planning your HVAC project, communication is the factor that can greatly impact the results of that project. If expectations on the timeline are not communicated clearly, it can leave you feeling cold during the winter and too hot during the summer. Contractors tend to have a busy time where most of their installs happen … Continue reading “Timely Advice about HVAC Projects”
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When to Replace Your AC Unit
Look out back at your AC unit just working quietly to keep you and your family comfortable. Now ask yourself, do you know when it is time to replace the AC unit? Would you have to wait until the AC unit is broken and your family caught in the hot Texas summer before you would … Continue reading “When to Replace Your AC Unit”
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How Does Rain Impact Your AC Unit
Getting right to the facts, the rain has very little effect on your AC unit, central or window. In fact, a little rain can be beneficial to the unit by removing debris and lowering the temperature of the compressor. This allows the unit to run more efficiently. Built Tough Your outdoor AC unit is designed … Continue reading “How Does Rain Impact Your AC Unit”
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Heat Pump Outside Unit Not Running? Easy Troubleshoot Guide
If you have a heat pump system that provides both heating and cooling, you have probably seen your fair share of technical challenges and fixes. With winter starting to really take hold, what do you do when your outside unit stops working? You should always contact a qualified technician at Acme AC,1 but there are … Continue reading “Heat Pump Outside Unit Not Running? Easy Troubleshoot Guide”
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Heating for Your Health
Are you taking care of your furnace during the winter? The answer to that question may be more important than you think. During the winter, we spend more time indoors trying to shelter ourselves from the cold. You want to make sure that your home is comfortable but also keep you from being trapped inside … Continue reading “Heating for Your Health”
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Should I Cover My Air Conditioner In Winter or Summer?
Generally when you cover your AC unit, you want to cover it at the end of the summer and the beginning of the fall. Then you can keep it covered all throughout the winter. The reason for this is to keep out leaves, nuts, snow, ice, and general debris from the colder months. Snow can … Continue reading “Should I Cover My Air Conditioner In Winter or Summer?”
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