Short-cycling is a term we use fairly often in the HVAC industry. While we want homeowners to notice this kind of problem and call to have it fixed, it can sometimes be difficult. After all, many homeowners just think that if their air conditioner is on and working, then it’s probably fine to ignore. Unfortunately, that’s how problems like short-cycling can quickly turn into system breakdowns.
In today’s blog post, we’re going to talk about the specifics behind short-cycling. We’ll talk about what it is, what causes it, and the ways that you can get the problem addressed. Whether through air conditioning repair in Canton, GA, or by a full system replacement, short-cycling is a problem that needs to be fixed regardless of how long its been happening.
Make sure you give our team a call if you’ve started experiencing a short-cycling AC.
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 This is especially true if you’ve got an older, outdated air conditioning system in your home.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.
It is in most of our natures to try to get the best return on any investment we make. Even those homeowners fortunate enough to have a lot of disposable incomes at, well, their disposal will want to do so. That is why so many people wind up driving their air conditioning systems into the ground. For most homeowners, a new AC system is a major investment, and you don’t want to be replacing yours earlier than you need to.
If you were to make a list of some major investments/purchases that would result in major fun, chances are that replacing your whole-house cooling system would not quite make the cut. It may not be the most glamorous purchase that you could make, but it is one that will benefit you greatly when you live in as hot an environment as we do. That doesn’t mean that you’re going to want to replace your existing heating system prematurely, of course.
