Okay sure, Georgia may not be the first state to be covered in snow when the winter rolls around. However, the temperatures certainly do drop, and there will come a time where you won’t need to rely on your air conditioner any more this year.
We find that many homeowners aren’t exactly sure what to do with their air conditioners during the fall and winter seasons, so below, we’ve given you some steps to follow. All you’ve got to do is keep reading to find out more. (Oh, and of course, remember to schedule your HVAC services in Elijay, GA with our team!)
We know, we know, letting go isn’t always easy. But sometimes, it is the right choice. This is especially true if you’ve got an older, outdated air conditioning system in your home. Let’s face it–your AC just isn’t what it used to be … and we think you deserve better.
If your air conditioner keeps turning on and off, and on, and off, it can be, well, annoying. But, what you might not know, is that in addition to being annoying, an air conditioner that starts and stops rather frequently can actually be quite a BIG deal.
We know what you’re thinking — the sun is still shining, the temperatures are still rising, and in pools, we’re still diving, so how can it already be time to schedule heating maintenance services? Well, before you know it, summer will be over, and those chilly days of autumn will start rolling in!
Sure, temperatures are still sky-high, ice cream is still your main source of nutrition, and you can’t seem to get enough sunscreen. Yes, summer is still in full swing, but it is August, which means that fall will be here before you know it. Of course, we aren’t telling you this to make you sad … we are telling you this because your AC still needs attention!
Imagine just how cute a cat in pajamas would be? We certainly can! Sadly, we are not talking about kittens in PJs today, but we are talking about something equally as exciting (well to us at least)! That’s right—today we are talking about heat pumps!
An air conditioner in disrepair can spell all sorts of trouble for your comfort and your wallet, so of course you want your AC to work efficiently and effectively all summer long. Unfortunately, things do happen, and when they do, many homeowners are tempted to wait until the end of summer to deal with whatever problem has sprung up. However, this is really not the best way to go.
Okay, be honest: how often do you think about your ductwork? Our guess is that it is probably not often, but don’t worry–you’ve got a pretty good excuse. After all, your ducts are pretty much hidden from sight, traveling through spaces between your walls and attic, so of course, it’s only natural that you’d forget about them.
Many homeowners tend to minimize the importance of indoor air quality, and often do not understand the implications that poor indoor air quality has on their home, their health, and their comfort. Of course, we understand just how easy it can be to get used to our environment, which is why many people don’t even know they’re suffering from poor indoor air quality in the first place. This is where we come in!
When summer rolls around, you wouldn’t dare be caught with an air conditioner that no longer works efficiently or effectively. And if you are currently in the same boat as other homeowners with old, worn-out air conditioners, it is probably in your best interest to consider a replacement. Obviously, the decision to invest in a new AC doesn’t come easy, but if the time has come, you don’t have much of a choice.
