Is Your Old Air Conditioner Costing You Money?It's the time of year where we turn our air conditioners on, and may not turn them off for few months. Many homeowners, however, may not realize that their old AC unit could be costing them significantly more money than they think. Most people think they are saving money by using an old... 
Your air conditioner should turn on and off two or three times an hour, and stay on for ten to fifteen minutes each time. Short-cycling is when it keeps turning on and off more often, or doesn’t stay on very long. That’s a sign there’s something wrong. In some cases, you can get to the bottom of a short-cycling problem... 
Once the summer hits, you need an AC that’s ready for battle. Otherwise, you’re in for hot, sticky days and sweaty, sleepless nights. But, what if you turn on your air conditioner and then realize it’s not cooling the house? Maybe you’re not getting any air circulation. Or, the air is coming through, but it’s warm or weak. There’s a... 
It’s almost summer, and the temperatures are rising. Finally, you make the switch! You close all the windows and turn on the air conditioner. But something’s wrong! Your AC is running but not cooling. You hear the unit working. But, there’s no air coming through the vents. Or, maybe there is, but the air is warm. There are a few...
Why Is My AC Only Blowing Warm Air? Can I Fix it Myself? The reason your air conditioner is only blowing warm air can be anything from a small, easy-to-fix item to a more significant problem. In this article, we’ll outline four common reasons why this happens. You can fix two yourself, but the others require a professional. And, we’ll... 
Four Reasons Your Air Conditioner Smells Bad A strange, strong, or generally bad smell from your air conditioner is a sign something’s wrong. The scent could resemble gunpowder, urine, rotten eggs, or stale socks. Possibilities for it include: Coolant Leaks Mold or Mildew Organic Waste Electrical Issues Each year, people rely more and more on their central air conditioners to... 
Air Conditioner Replacement For R22 Freon & R410A Puron [2023] You don’t need to replace your air conditioner just because it uses R22 Freon as its coolant. Manufacturers no longer produce R22 as part of an EPA-led phaseout. You can still use your system but likely have to replace it if there’s a coolant leak. We updated this article in...