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September 15, 2020

Are Heat Pumps Right for Atlanta?

We often recommend our clients consider installing a heat pump to take care of their year-round comfort needs. Heat pumps have many advantages that make them ideal for Atlanta homes and Georgia’s climate. We’ll go through a few of reasons in this post.

August 3, 2020

Atlanta AC Tip: How to Keep Safe During a Heat Wave

Ask a hundred people in Atlanta what the primary role of air conditioning is and I’ll bet you they say “comfort”. We seek out AC to stay cool and beat the summer heat, but did you know your air conditioning is a lot more than just a convenience…

June 19, 2020

Atlanta Air Conditioning Tip: Troubleshooting a Noisy AC System

A good air conditioner is a life saver in the midst of a hot and sticky day, but just because the system makes you comfortable and makes the hottest months bearable doesn’t mean you want to hear it clanging and banging all summer.

May 12, 2020

Atlanta AC Tip: Why You Need AC Preventive Maintenance

Besides the cool air, what we like most about air conditioning in Atlanta is that we don’t have to do anything to still live in a cool climate when it’s boiling outside. With programmed thermostats adjusting the temperatures automatically…

April 8, 2020

A Full House Can Raise Indoor Air Temperature

Once the heat really kicks in, you may notice that your Atlanta air conditioning unit is not performing as well as you’d like. The fact is that while most air conditioners are built to last, they are often not used regularly. A little maintenance…

March 24, 2020

In Atlanta, It’s Both the Heat and the Humidity

Along with the high temperatures of summer in Georgia, high humidity can also be a problem. If you are concerned about high levels of humidity in your Atlanta home, especially about the possibility of mold growth, you may want to consider a whole-house dehumidifier.

February 12, 2020

Is Your AC Blowing Mold into Your Home?

Is Your AC Blowing Mold and Bacteria into Your Home? You probably don’t realize it, but the inside of your air conditioner is a pretty wet place. Along with heat, air conditioners remove excess moisture…

December 25, 2017

Keep Your Air Conditioner in Good Shape With These Tips

If you want to prevent your air conditioner from developing serious problems, follow these tips.

November 13, 2017

Keeping Your Air Conditioner in Good Condition

Follow these tips for getting your air conditioner ready for next summer.

October 30, 2017

What can Happen if Your Air Conditioner Isn’t Properly Sized

Find out what can happen if you don’t install an air conditioner of the proper size.

July 15, 2014

Qualities of Ductless Split Air Conditioning

If you are adding air conditioning to your home, but you do not have any ductwork installed, you may think your options are limited. Window air conditioners lack the performance and efficiency of central air conditioners, but what choice do you have?

June 20, 2014

Common Tools Used in Duct Repair

To protect the integrity of the ductwork in your home, you will occasionally need to schedule repair work on the ventilation system. Leaking ducts will cause a drop in air pressure, leading to a loss of heating and cooling and a drain on power, and will also result in the infiltration of dust, dirt, and other contaminants into the ventilation system.

June 13, 2014

Possible Reasons Why Your AC Won’t Turn On

Here’s a scenario you don’t want to encounter on a hot summer day: an air conditioner that won’t switch into cooling mode (the compressor doesn’t come on) or won’t turn on at all (not even the fans turn on). However, you shouldn’t panic: with the assistance of professional Atlanta, GA air conditioning repair experts on the job, you should have your AC’s power restored in no time.

May 9, 2014

Causes of Low Air Flow

If you notice that your house is not getting as cool as it should when you have the air conditioner running, check on the vents and feel the air coming from them. If the flow feels lower than normal, you may have an air conditioning system malfunction or a problem with the ventilation system.

May 2, 2014

Should I Install New Air Conditioning Now or Try to Make It Through Summer with My System?

If you are considering a replacement air conditioner for the spring, you must have a reason to think that the current system keeping you cool may not have the strength to make it through to the fall. How much life does the current AC have left, and is it efficient and prudent to continue with it through the summer?

April 25, 2014

Are Zone Control Systems the Same as Ductless Mini Split Systems?

Zone control systems refer to a way to divide a home up into different “zones” (often individual rooms, but sometimes as large as the upstairs and downstairs) that can have their temperatures set independently. This distinguishes them from most central heating and cooling systems, which provide the same temperature to all rooms whenever they turn on.

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