Blog — replace your air filters

When summer's just around the corner, there is so much to look forward to. But as you make plans and checklists for fun things to do and places to visit, also remember to create a summer air conditioning maintenance checklist. Without a summer AC tune-up, you can’t depend on your unit to keep out the scorching temperatures and excessive humidity that accompanies the sunny season. Now's the best time to schedule a professional AC inspection and tune-up. But before the technician arrives, use this summer maintenance checklist below to prepare your unit ready for the blistering temps.   Safety First...

With our minds occupied with work deadlines, bills to pay, kids to take care of, and other everyday worries, it becomes easy to forget a task as simple as changing an AC filter. Well, the truth is, no matter how busy you are, your home’s air filter has to be at the top of your priorities. A neglected filter can make life unbearable at home, take money out of your pocket, and even bring your entire AC unit crumbling down. Let’s find out exactly what happens when you don’t replace your air filter.   First, How Does a Filter Work?...

Much like a car needs regular maintenance to ensure that it operates efficiently, your air conditioning unit needs scheduled tune-ups to deliver the desired comfort levels, lower your power bills and extend its lifespan. But instead of paying for individual tune-up visits and repairs, you can get a maintenance agreement for your air conditioning system.  So, what exactly is an AC maintenance agreement? And what should you know about them? Read on to discover. What is an AC Maintenance Agreement? An air conditioning maintenance agreement is an agreement between a homeowner and an AC company, in which the service provider...

Around 50 million Americans suffer from seasonal allergies. Some of us also experience allergy flare-ups when we stay indoors for extended periods. While there is no single solution to the problem, an air conditioner may hold some secrets that can give you relief from allergies. Let’s go through some common allergens and see how your air conditioning system can help. Common Allergens and Symptoms   Allergy triggers exist outside and inside our homes. While most seasonal allergens appear around spring when plants release pollen, indoor allergens come from multiple sources—pet hair and dander, dust mites, pest droppings, indoor plants, mold,...