Q: What Does AC Installation Include?

Although AC installations might seem complicated, they are relatively straightforward. The process might vary depending on your unique situation, but the general steps include: Initial home visit: Our team will come to your home to assess the situation, develop the needed solutions, and offer you a detailed estimate. Area preparation: Our team will prep the installation area. Evaporator coil installation: We will then install an evaporator coil. Refrigerant lines installation: Afterward, our team will install a new refrigerant line set. Filter dryer installation: We will fit your home with a filter dryer to absorb moisture and provide physical filtration. Wiring: We will reconnect the high- and low-voltage wiring. System installation and testing: Finally, our team will install and test your new AC.

Q: Which Is Better: Ductless AC or Central AC?

While ductless and central air conditioners have distinct pros and cons, there is no clear answer to this question. The better unit will depend on your unique situation. That said, looking at the benefits and drawbacks of each system can help you determine the right unit for you. For example, ductless mini-split systems offer: Unmatched efficiency: Due to their sophisticated technology, mini-split systems can effectively cool your home while using minimal energy. Built-in zoning: The system's multiple indoor units give you precise control over your home's comfort. Easier to maintain: Cleaning, maintenance, and modifications are easier and cheaper. Meanwhile, central air conditioner units offer benefits such as: Low initial cost: If your home has existing ductwork, your initial expenses will be lower. More range: Central AC units are better if you have a large home that needs consistent cooling or heating. Diversity: These systems are more diverse in terms of brands, makes, and models.

Q: Why Is My Thermostat on, but no Heat?

When your heating unit is on but not supplying heat , you can take certain steps to determine the issue. These steps include: Checking your thermostat settings Confirming your system has power Checking if you have clogged filters

Question 1

What Does AC Installation Include?

Accepted Answer

Although AC installations might seem complicated, they are relatively straightforward. The process might vary depending on your unique situation, but the general steps include:

Initial home visit: Our team will come to your home to assess the situation, develop the needed solutions, and offer you a detailed estimate.
Area preparation: Our team will prep the installation area.
Evaporator coil installation: We will then install an evaporator coil.
Refrigerant lines installation: Afterward, our team will install a new refrigerant line set.
Filter dryer installation: We will fit your home with a filter dryer to absorb moisture and provide physical filtration.
Wiring: We will reconnect the high- and low-voltage wiring.
System installation and testing: Finally, our team will install and test your new AC.

Question 2

Which Is Better: Ductless AC or Central AC?

Accepted Answer

While ductless and central air conditioners have distinct pros and cons, there is no clear answer to this question. The better unit will depend on your unique situation. That said, looking at the benefits and drawbacks of each system can help you determine the right unit for you. For example, ductless mini-split systems offer:

Unmatched efficiency: Due to their sophisticated technology, mini-split systems can effectively cool your home while using minimal energy.
Built-in zoning: The system's multiple indoor units give you precise control over your home's comfort.
Easier to maintain: Cleaning, maintenance, and modifications are easier and cheaper.

Meanwhile, central air conditioner units offer benefits such as:

Low initial cost: If your home has existing ductwork, your initial expenses will be lower.
More range: Central AC units are better if you have a large home that needs consistent cooling or heating.
Diversity: These systems are more diverse in terms of brands, makes, and models.

Question 3

Why Is My AC Not Blowing Cold?

Accepted Answer

Have you turned your AC on but noticed it isn’t blowing cold air? Several things could prevent your AC from circulating cold air, including:

Low refrigerant: Your unit could be running low on refrigerant.
Clogged filters: Filters filled with dirt, dust, pollen, and other contaminants could prevent air from flowing into your home.
Thermostat issues: When your air conditioner isn’t blowing cold air, checking your thermostat settings might remedy the issue. Sometimes, the problem could be down to a faulty thermostat.
Damaged condenser or evaporator coil: Issues with your AC unit’s coil or condenser can cause major disruptions to its functionality.

Question 4

Why Is My Thermostat on, but no Heat?

Accepted Answer

When your heating unit is on but not supplying heat, you can take certain steps to determine the issue. These steps include:

Checking your thermostat settings
Confirming your system has power
Checking if you have clogged filters

Question 5

Should I Turn My Furnace off If It’s Blowing Cold Air?

Accepted Answer

Should I Turn My Furnace off If It’s Blowing Cold Air?

If you haven’t used your furnace for a while, it is normal for it to blow cold air when you switch it on. Generally, your unit simply needs some time to warm up, so give it up to 15 minutes to do so.

If your furnace is still producing cold air, there could be an underlying problem. We recommend turning it off and reaching out to our repair team for professional assistance.

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