by Bryan Simning | Jun 21, 2022 | Air Conditioning, HVAC, Maintenance
Air conditioners are able to cool the air using chemical coolants called refrigerants, also sometimes referred to as working fluid or freon, although the actual chemical R22 Freon has been gradually phased out over the past decade or so by order of the EPA. Freon and... 
by Bryan Simning | Jun 14, 2022 | Air Conditioning, Duct Cleaning
For the most part, people have been using the same central air systems for heating and cooling their homes for about a hundred years now. After all, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, right? Central forced air systems are an effective and efficient way to... 
by Bryan Simning | Apr 6, 2022 | AC Installation, AC Repair, Air Conditioning
One of the most common heating and cooling myths out there is that you can’t repair your own AC unit. In fact, you can easily do small repairs on your air conditioner by taking care of the simplest problems yourself. Here are the top five myths about AC repair, and... 
by Bryan Simning | Mar 19, 2022 | AC Repair, air conditioner, Air Conditioning
Have you ever wondered what happens when the blower motor output in your air conditioning system gets blocked? The answer may surprise you! In this post, we’ll discuss what exactly a blower motor output is, how it functions in an air conditioning system, and how to... 
by Bryan Simning | Mar 11, 2022 | AC Repair, air conditioner, Air Conditioning, HVAC System
You may think you already know all there is to know about air conditioners and swamp coolers, but there are actually several differences between the two that you might not have known about before. Below, we’ll go over the basics of each type of unit and explain why... 
by Bryan Simning | Mar 9, 2022 | AC Repair, Air Conditioning, Air Filter
Is your air conditioner fan making an awful noise? Are you worried that the part might need to be replaced? Here’s how to troubleshoot and fix an air conditioner fan problem on your own. Air filters If you haven’t changed your air filter in a while, take some... 