It can be quite alarming when your air conditioning system starts to emit a musty smell as this can often be an indicator of deep-seated issues within your air conditioning system that may need to be resolved by an experienced professional. By understanding the causes of the musty smell and taking action, you can ensure…
Cleaning Your Condenser Coil Condenser coils are located outside of your home in the condensing unit. The condenser coil and condensing fan serve the same purpose as the radiator in your car. The condensing coil takes the heat from your home that is absorbed by your evaporator coil and releases it outside. Why Does It…
Choosing the right air filter is important for many reasons. Using the wrong air filter can raise your energy bill, impact your indoor air quality, and even create the need for more repairs on your HVAC system over time. There are various factors to consider when purchasing filters. In this blog we discuss some of…
Running the AC and having the windows open at the same time generally isn’t a good idea. In short, it’s a waste of the air conditioning and can impact the air quality inside a home. Opening windows defeats how an air conditioning or HVAC system functions. When windows are open, the airflow of the system…
So, you bought a new thermostat and are wondering if you can install it yourself? For some, thermostat wiring is a DIY job, but we won’t blame you if you opt for a local pro to handle the work. We’ll give you all the information you need to successfully install your new thermostat! Before you…
Fall is the time when plants and trees become dormant, leaves start to fall from trees, and the weather starts to get a bit colder. If you want your family members to be comfortable and the heating and cooling system in good shape, fall is the right time to go through your HVAC maintenance…
As we enter into August, the extreme heat continues to place a strain on the Dallas-Fort Worth area air conditioners and many homeowners remain concerned with finding ways to cut their energy costs. There is one great way to do just that while still remaining comfortable in your home: use your ceiling fan!…
One of the most important parts of your air conditioning unit is its refrigerant lines. The refrigerant lines connect the outdoor unit to the evaporator coil, which pumps refrigerant past a blower fan and through your home’s vents. This process produces the wonderfully cooled air that alleviates the discomfort of stuffy summer days, but…
One of the most common misconceptions about using an air conditioner is that it is less energy efficient to leave it on all day at a comfortable temperature than to turn the AC unit off when you leave and turn it back on when you arrive home. Turning on the AC when you return home…
If you’ve been asking yourself, “How often should I service my air conditioner?” It’s probably time! Before summer hits and you’re melting in the scorching heat, make sure you get your AC serviced by a local HVAC professional. Don’t risk voiding your warranty or ending up with a big repair bill by trying to…
