When air conditioning costs start rising, homeowners tend to assume the usual suspects:
- My kids were playing with the thermostat again
- I kept lowering the AC and told myself I’d regret it
- Global warming
Surprisingly, most homeowners tend to blame themselves rather than the HVAC system. Today, we’re here to tell you that it might not just be you—there actually might be something very wrong with your AC system! It might be time for air conditioning repair in Deptford Township.
Not all AC problems make themselves known, so it can certainly be a possibility even if you haven’t noticed any strange behavior from the system.
Here are 4 possible reasons behind your AC troubles:
Winter is over, but we’re not rushing to switch on our air conditioners just yet. We’ve got a few more months to go before things start heating up.
Cold air can be dry. Combine that with a heater running day and night—now the air is even drier. It’s an endless cycle of miserably dry air!
Have you ever seen the inside of your drains?
While we can appreciate the benefits of oil-fueled heating systems, here’s the truth:
In the world of HVAC, there are two methods of heating: radiant heat and forced-air.
When it comes to plumbing leaks, we often imagine the annoying drip, drip, drip of a faucet, or unsightly water stains on the ceiling or wall. But those types of leaks don’t make up the majority. For every other kind of leak, you’re going to need to take some indirect approaches. We’ll explain how.
When water flows into your home or property, it doesn’t seem like there’s much to it. There’s a pipe, and it brings water when you turn on the faucet. Simple, right?
The cost to heat your home with oil or propane is only rising with each year. Across the nation, natural gas is the cheaper, cleaner alternative. But even if you don’t have access to natural gas, you can still benefit from switching to electricity.
If they gave trophies to home appliances, water heaters would be winning one every year (and we’re not talking about the obligatory trophies they give to all the kids on the team). Nearly every appliance in your home relies on the water heater. If the sink gets clogged, sure, you might not be able to use your sink for the day. But if something happens to the water heater? The sink, the washer, and the shower are out of commission (unless you like freezing showers).