If your air conditioner has been working hard this summer, then chances are it’s under a lot of stress. AC systems can be run heavily when things in our area get hot, and due to some of the temperature spikes and weather this summer, we wouldn’t be surprised if some of our customers were dealing with struggling systems.
Unfortunately, there are two types of struggling air conditioners in Plano, TX. There are AC units that just need to be fixed by a professional, and ones that are showing signs that they’re almost to the point of breaking down entirely. That might be a simple difference to us, but it can actually be hard to spot from a customer’s perspective.
We’ve taken this blog post to show you 3 signs that might signal your air conditioner getting ready to retire. And, in the case that this happens to you, our team is standing by to help!
That’s a hard word to nail down. “Over-engineered” sounds like something that you would call a piece of furniture that took way too long to build yourself. While we understand some other connotations you might have with this phrase, it’s a very specific term in the plumbing industry. Plumbing systems aren’t designed to be complicated, and they’re actually set up to be as simple as possible. With properly labeled valves and pipes, the right materials for the job, and maintenance every year, a plumbing system can work as intended for a very long time.
Hot weather is right around the corner, which means we need to be prepared! As your local team of HVAC professionals, we’re here with some advice that’s going to do three things–save you money, save you time, and keep you comfortable. Best practices are great DIY tips for homeowners that can help you operate your cooling technology more efficiently and effectively.
Your sewer system is important, we’re pretty sure we don’t have to tell you that. Whether you rely on a city sewer line, or a septic tank that contains the waste of your home, they’re vital for a safe and sanitary way of life. Therefore, if you experience any sewer issues, you’re better off getting them checked out by a professional so your way of life and comfort aren’t uprooted.
The short answer, no. But you didn’t come here to hear us say that, right? You come to this blog for the real details behind our claims, and we anticipated that! There’s a lot that goes into the decision behind furnace maintenance, and our team is dedicated to making sure that every furnace is in good condition, no matter the season. Just because it’s spring and finally warming up, doesn’t mean it’s too late for 
Summer is almost here, and cooling season has even begun in some areas. While we take our air conditioners out of hibernation, it’s important to do a bit of catching up with the system and your home, so you’re well-equipped when you depend on it. We’re not talking about anything fancy, but there are a few best practices that can help you stay efficient and comfortable this season.
Ceiling fans are a great way to improve your home comfort without much energy consumption. While your air conditioner is going to deal with the brunt of the heat when summer rolls around, a ceiling fan can be a huge ally in keeping temperatures low. You can also look at a ceiling fan as a way of alleviating some of the burden that your air conditioning system has to take on, since it will cool things down below the number set on the thermostat.
Wouldn’t it be amazing to set up a series of dimmers in your home? That would really set the mood when you have friends over for dinner, or decide to throw that spooky Halloween party you always wanted to. Dimmers give you precise control over how bright or dim your house’s lights are, and they can be easy to handle and even safe enough for kids to use!
