When it comes to replacing or repairing an air conditioning system, cost is often the top factor for homeowners. Of course, price is important. But, when deciding whether to repair or replace your air conditioner, there are other considerations. Here are six things you likely didn’t know about your AC unit replacement to help you make the right decision. Don’t
To outsiders who don’t know that huge areas of Arizona enjoy relatively mild summers, Arizona is known for one thing above all others: heat! For those of us living and working in Gilbert and other parts of the Phoenix-Metro area, though, the stereotype fits. Summers here are brutal and long, which means you want the best air conditioner that keeps your
Home inspections, including the HVAC system, are standard with any new home purchase no matter where you live. However, thanks to Arizona’s extreme heat, Gilbert homebuyers need to pay extra attention to the A/C unit. This is due, in part, to the fact that many HVAC inspections amount to no more than the inspector switching on the unit and writing
With Arizona’s intense heat, most people have a lot of questions about their HVAC system. How does the unit work? What’s the best size? How can I reduce my power bill during the relentless heat of summer? Whether you’re looking for a new unit, a new thermostat, or wondering about common HVAC maintenance, the following FAQ should answer any questions
The best air conditioner unit is the one you don’t have to think twice about – you turn it on, and it works. You get cool, dry air and no hassles or worries. However, whatever time of the year, air conditioners in Phoenix should be serviced and kept in top performance condition. A homeowner’s failure to keep the A/C system
Here in Arizona, air conditioning isn’t a luxury. When temperatures soar past the 100-degree mark, you need it to keep family and pets safe. That’s why you feel such a sense of panic when you stand in front of the thermostat wondering why your AC won’t turn on. When your air conditioner refuses to start, take a deep breath. There
