Commercial air conditioners are put under an immense amount of strain during the summer season, especially if they have to keep larger buildings cool throughout the workday. All that added strain increases the likelihood of malfunctions occurring, or even making minor issues already in the system dramatically worse. Hopefully, you’ve already scheduled preventive maintenance this year to make sure that your commercial air conditioner is in the best possible shape to deal with the added strain of summer. Even if you have, though, there is still a chance that something could go wrong with the system. For example, if your air conditioner isn’t cooling as well as it should be, it might be for one of these reasons.
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Summer is primetime for air conditioner issues, which makes sense considering how many hours a day the average household uses theirs. If you are relying on your air conditioner to keep cool throughout the daylight hours, you should be especially vigilant for any signs that the system is developing a problem. You can’t completely prevent the possibility of issue occurring, of course. If you react quickly, though, you can at least mitigate the damage with quick repairs. Have a look at some common signs that your AC is in trouble. 
