Here’s the thing: when summer rolls around, you use your air conditioner … a lot. Your air conditioner works hard to keep you cool and comfortable, so of course, a broken unit can be pretty devastating!
Things happen, and when they do, you might find yourself dealing with a fussy AC. But be warned–the last thing you want to do when you’ve got a troubled AC on your hands is wait until the end of summer to fix it. Sure, you might be tempted to hold off on repairs for one reason or another, but trust us, you want to take care of those repairs as soon as possible. Keep reading below to find out why.
One system that we HVAC technicians often recommend to homeowners is the ductless system. Why? Because they’re efficient, effective, take up very little space, and have the ability to provide year-round comfort with just the flip of a switch. But just because ductless systems are so great doesn’t mean that they don’t need repairs. In fact, ductless systems come with their own set of unique repair needs.
Oof! A hot summer day and your air conditioner isn’t working? That is quite a problem you’ve got there! A broken air conditioner can spell all sorts of trouble, especially for your comfort, so it is important that any issue you’ve got is taken care of in a timely manner.
We get it–the decision to let go of your air conditioner certainly doesn’t come easy. There is a lot to consider and quite frankly, new air conditioners don’t come cheap. But if your air conditioner is old or outdated, it’s probably in your best interest to consider a replacement.
We certainly understand that installing a new air conditioner can be a little overwhelming, and certainly, the decision to do so doesn’t come easy.
You may have heard all the hype surrounding indoor air quality, and it’s likely that you thought to yourself, “What’s the point?”
Spring is officially here, which means that now is the perfect time to prep for summer! Enjoying the perfect summer means stocking up on sunscreen, digging out your change for the ice cream truck, and ensuring that your air conditioner is in good working condition. Of course, taking care of any AC repairs doesn’t quite sound as fun as going bathing suit shopping, but it is important nonetheless. You want to be sure that when you turn on your AC for the first time this year that it is ready to keep you cool and comfortable.
With warmer temperatures still hanging on for at least a few more weeks, it’s important for your business that you keep an eye on your commercial air conditioning system. After all, the last thing you want is for it to break down when you need it the most. And given how much work it has gone through this summer, that could happen—at least, if you didn’t have maintenance done at the beginning of the season.
If residential air conditioning systems are put under a punishing amount of strain during the summer, then industrial air conditioners are even worse off. Providing cooling to possibly hundreds of people at once during the daylight hours is no small feat, and comes with its own challenges. Of course, commercial air conditioners are designed to cope with that kind of strain. They can’t cope forever on their own, though. Sooner or later, the wear and tear will cause problems to develop in the system. That’s why it’s so important to take steps to ensure the health of your commercial air conditioning system. 
The middle of summer is absolutely the worst time to have your commercial air conditioner break down on you. You’ve probably already taken steps to make sure that doesn’t happen, since no one likes spending their workday in an unconditioned building. Still, an air conditioner doesn’t need to break down in order to cause problems. There are plenty of ways that your air conditioner’s efficiency can be negatively affected, even if the system is still technically working. Have a look at the following ways that your air conditioner can lose efficiency, and how to restore it. 
