With summer temperatures on the rise, a functional and efficient air conditioner is essential for maintaining a comfortable indoor environment. However, when your AC shows signs of wear and tear or experiences performance issues, you might wonder whether it’s better to repair the AC unit or replace it. Continue reading to learn more from the team at Allied Services, Inc.
As temperatures begin to go up, your air conditioner starts shaking off the dust to keep you cool and comfortable through the coming months. But what if the unit is running and you’re only getting hotter? There is likely an issue at play. Here are some tips from the team at Allied Services, Inc. to help you narrow down the problem so that you can get a proper repair.
Much like finding the right mechanic, finding the right air conditioner technician can be a difficult process. It’s hard to know you’ve found someone you can trust if you don’t know anything about the machinery in question. However, just because you don’t know what’s wrong with your air conditioner, doesn’t mean there aren’t questions you can ask to learn if your technician is trustworthy. At Allied Services, Inc., we recommend asking these four questions before hiring an AC technician.
When it’s the dead of summer and your air conditioner stops working, you’re going to want a quick and easy fix. We understand the impulse to get it fixed as quickly as possible and get your home cooled down. However, because air conditioning is such a big investment for homeowners, it’s best to make sure you really understand what needs to be fixed and how much it will cost to get it back up and running. At Allied Services, Inc., we always try to answer our clients’ questions and explain every step of the process. If your current technician isn’t doing that, we encourage you to get a second opinion, and here’s why.
We’ve all been there: it’s a hot day in July and you realize that your AC is blowing warm air and, when you head outside to check on your unit, you find it’s frozen. So why does this happen and what can be done about it? Your friends at Allied Services, Inc. are discussing air conditioner freeze ups today!
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