FAQs

Many people go on living life not thinking about their ac system, until it breaks. Maintenance provides a sense of security. We can catch most problems before they happen. Some problems could include; Refrigerant leaks, faulty capacitor, backed up drain lines, dirty filters, dirty coils causing high pressures or freezing up, faulty heat strips and so much more! Not only that but most maintenance plans give benefits such as free refrigerant or discounts.

We are the best comfort solution out there! We provide amazing maintenance plans made to fit your budget needs! We strive for perfection on every system making your needs a breeze with us. We offer a 30 day warranty for if you have issues after we have been there, we will take care of it, if related to the same issues.

Some of the basics to look for involve: checking your ac filter (yes all systems have a filter), See if fan is spinning outside, Any air coming out of vents?, Check your breaker panel for tripped breakers, check drain for water, see if thermostat is blank.

Chemical Management: Minimize the use of chemical cleaners, air fresheners, and other products that can introduce harmful VOCs into the air. Choose environmentally friendly cleaning products and limit indoor smoking to improve IAQ (indoor air quality). Recommend only technician do. Air Purifiers: Install air purifiers or air cleaners within your HVAC system to remove contaminants like bacteria, viruses, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the air. Options include UV germicidal lamps, HEPA filters, and electronic air cleaners.

1. Install a Programmable Thermostat: A programmable thermostat allows you to set temperature schedules based on your daily routines, reducing energy usage when cooling is not needed, such as when you're asleep or away from home.

2. Seal and Insulate Ductwork: Leaky or poorly insulated ductwork can lead to energy loss and reduced cooling efficiency. Seal duct joints with mastic or metal tape and insulate ducts in unconditioned spaces like attics and crawl spaces.

3. Utilize Ceiling Fans: Ceiling fans can complement your AC system by circulating air more effectively, allowing you to raise the thermostat temperature without sacrificing comfort. Make sure your ceiling fans are set to rotate counterclockwise in the summer for cooling airflow.

4. Shade Your Home: Install shading devices such as blinds, curtains, or awnings to block direct sunlight from entering your home, especially on south- and west-facing windows. This reduces heat gain and eases the workload on your AC system.

5. Limit Heat Sources: Appliances, lighting, and electronics generate heat, increasing the demand on your AC system. Use energy-efficient appliances, switch to LED lighting, and minimize heat-producing activities like cooking during the hottest parts of the day.