Your air conditioner doesn’t quite feel the same as it used to. It’s running for longer and your house isn’t getting cool as quickly. What gives?
It could be a number of things, but one major problem could be a freon leak. Freon is the brand name for a chemical blend that’s used as a refrigerant in the lines of your AC. In fact, low refrigerant levels are one of the common reasons AC isn’t cold that homeowners encounter during the summer months.
But can you fix a freon leak in an air conditioner, or does it spell certain doom for your home cooling system? Let’s talk about that.
When it’s hot, you want your air conditioning system to run for as long as necessary to get your house cool. There is such a thing as 
When it comes to central heating systems and 
In previous blogs, we’ve listed several ways you can detect if your air conditioner is in trouble and needs rapid repair service from our professionals. 
Summer is a time when people see a rise in their electric bills. There are several reasons for increased electrical use after the lull of spring, but the biggest source is air conditioning systems. When you start to run the AC in your home for the first month of summer heat, you know you can expect to see a rise on your next electric bill.
We’ve already written our seasonal blog to remind our customers about the 
Soon you’ll start to run your 
In our last post, we addressed the most important way you can get your AC ready to deal with another hot summer: 
Now that spring has arrived, we want to get the word out to our current and future customers about the importance of preparing air conditioning systems for the approaching warm weather. April (and even May and June) can still contain cold weather surprises, but the AC in a home needs to be prepared for the steady heat that will soon settle in.