Why Is Your Air Conditioner Not Cooling Your Home?

Posted on 16 May 2018

If you come home and notice it's just not as cool as usual, it could possibly be a hot flash, or it could be that your air conditioner isn't working properly to cool your home. Take a good look at your thermostat and sit to listen to your system to be sure it isn't just you. If you think it may be a problem with your system, read on for some helpful tips to troubleshoot your system. [Read More]

Fixing Problems With Your Pilot Light

Posted on 4 April 2018

If you have an older furnace in your home, the furnace likely relies on a pilot light to produce the heat needed to warm your home. Homeowners can become frustrated with the lack of constant heat when a furnace's pilot light will not stay lit. Troubleshooting a faulty pilot light doesn't have to be challenging, you just have to know where to begin. Clear a clogged pilot light orifice Your pilot light burns out of a small hole. [Read More]

Inspections For Central Heaters

Posted on 23 February 2018

A cold house can be uncomfortable to live in, especially when you are trying to recover from a cold or other health condition. If you have a central heating system that is no longer able to produce the warmth that you need, the problem can possibly be resolved with help from a professional HVAC technician. He or she can inspect the important parts to determine if they can be repaired without you having to invest in a new system altogether. [Read More]

How Well Do Window AC Units Work?

Posted on 8 January 2018

Keeping your home comfortable with cool and clean air during the summer is often hard to do if you don't have some sort of air conditioning system. If your home is not already kitted with central AC, and you can't afford to retrofit it with a condenser and forced air conditioner, you might want to consider investing in window AC units. This article explains when and where window AC units work the best. [Read More]

About Me

Talking About Air Conditioners

Hello, I am Mia Ondalgo. Welcome to my site about air conditioning systems. The first apartment I moved into had air conditioning units in the back windows. The units pumped cool air into the building all throughout the spring and summer. Upon moving into my new home, I was instantly way too hot while dealing with the summer temperatures. I invested in a standalone air conditioning unit while I saved for central air. I wanted to use this site to discuss all of the differences between these three types of air conditioning units. Please feel free to visit often and learn all you can about cooling.