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AC MAINTENANCE

Even older a/c units with damaged electric motors or dirty filters can work by increasing the power. Because of this, many customers do not realize the decline in performance for months and even years. When they do realize it, they end up with sky-high electricity bills

Normal checkups can facilitate uncovering possible issues prior to escalating. A seasoned HVAC team in Long Island will take the actions required to enhance your air conditioner performance as well as its effectiveness.

Depending on the issue, they may change the filters, clean the AC device, add Freon, and conduct additional maintenance (as needed).

A poorly maintained AC unit can also affect your health. Over time, dust and debris can clog the filters and accumulate inside the unit. This may increase your risk of asthma attacks, allergic reactions, and difficulty breathing.

Routine maintenance may help prevent these problems and reduce the frequency of asthma attacks. Furthermore, your air conditioner can decrease indoor humidity, as well as the amount of airborne pollen entering your home. That is if you maintain it properly.

A longer operational life, reduced repair costs, decreased energy costs, and decreased health hazards are all benefits of regularly scheduled maintenance.

Setting up Maintenance: How Often Should You Call the Pros?

Since you have learned the importance of routine ac service; your next question may be "how often should I call"

Preferably, contact your local 1-800-Plumber +Air of Cape Coral once a year. We recommend doing a springtime check to ensure your unit is working in time for the summer.

If you discover any kind of early warning signs, it is advised that you quickly reach out to the HVAC company (such as 1-800-Plumber +Air of Long Island). These red flags may include odd sounds, strange smells, increased electricity costs, and more

Here are a few indicators:

• Uneven cooling through your house
• Warm air
• Weak airflow
• Mildew like scent
• Water leakages from the A/C unit

A weak airflow, for example, may indicate problems with the condenser unit, vents, or registers. It may also be due to clogged filters or blocked ducts.

The longer you wait to call for help, the worse it gets. An HVAC professional can check the ductwork, blower fans, and other parts to detect the source of your AC problems.