With the hot and humid summer weather, you rely more on your HVAC system to keep your home cool and comfortable. But what happens when it suddenly breaks down? Even if it seems to run smoothly, it may not be cooling parts of your home as efficiently as it should. To address these issues, you’ll need to hire a trusted technician. Even then, it may take some time since it can be peak season for many cooling and heating repair companies.
You probably don’t think much about your air conditioning system as long as it is providing consistent cooling. It will normally make a quiet hum as it runs, but do you hear it making a different kind of noise? This could indicate a problem with your unit that should be addressed by a professional technician as soon as possible.
It’s not uncommon for an air conditioner to develop problems; it comes with being a home system that’s used consistently, day in and out. In today’s post, local HVAC company Schmitt Heating & Air Conditioning shares the most common culprits behind an air conditioner that’s not blowing cool air.
Spring is finally here in San Francisco, so you can expect blue skies and warm, sunny weather. But for many homeowners, it’s also time for spring cleaning. You might even have a few things planned for your home! But don’t forget to include your HVAC system on your checklist if you want to improve your home’s IAQ, or indoor air quality. If you’re not sure where to start, our air conditioning technicians at Schmitt have shared a few tips to keep in mind below:
Finding a commercial HVAC contractor who will take care of your air conditioning or heating requirements is easy. A challenge, however, may lie in finding a company that you can trust and which offers excellent service.
The reason your HVAC system needs to be regularly maintained is so that it will continue running smoothly and efficiently. As such, you’ll need to have HVAC repairs performed by trusted professionals like those at Schmitt. If you can’t do these on your own, it’s best to entrust the job to the pros to ensure you avoid the following pitfalls:
