If so, what was your reaction? “Wow, this thing must really be cranking!”? If so, then we strongly urge you to take the following blog post very seriously. You see, an air conditioner is there to cool your home, but it is in no way a freezer. You should not see ice on your air conditioner. Ice on your air conditioner does not mean that your AC is just functioning a little more powerfully than it should. It means that there is a problem of some kind–a potentially serious one.
The good news is that it may also be a relatively minor issue. At least one, in fact, you can just resolve on your own with minimal fuss or expenditure. Because it could be something quite serious though, it is important that you contact us if there is no obvious cause. The last thing that you want to do is assume that your air conditioner in Trion, GA is just overdoing it, only to discover it doing nothing at all before long.
No doubt, you’ve had cause to run your air conditioning system by this point in the year. Well, things are not going to be cooling back down anytime soon. At least not during the daylight hours. That is why you need to know that your air conditioner is going to be there for you when you need it most. Unfortunately, there is just no way in which to guarantee that your air conditioner is always going to function properly. At some point, you are going to run into air conditioning problems. One of the most alarming is a system that is blowing warm air.
Before long, we’re going to be shutting down our heating systems completely. The heat of summer comes early around here—well before the official start of the season on the calendar. If you have any reservations about moving into the next cooling season with the air conditioner that you have, now is the right time to schedule your replacement. Of course, once things start warming up, it’s a great time to replace an old, ailing heater, as well.
