FAQ

You should have maintenance done on your air conditioning system twice a year. This not only ensures maximum efficiency, it enables us to foresee any possible problems that may occur in the near future.

The most important maintenance you can do is to change your filters regularly. Ground mounted outdoor units need to be kept clear of debris, clutter; weeds or landscaping that can grow too close and reduce the airflow to the unit. Also, keep pets away from the unit because pet urine can cause expensive damage. Use caution with a weed trimmer around the unit to prevent damaging control wiring. Any additional maintenance should only be performed by qualified personnel.

Refrigerants are what make air conditioning possible. Contained within the coils of an air conditioner, these liquid agents cool and dehumidify indoor air. For years, the most common refrigerant used in air-conditioning systems was R-22.
In response to growing environmental concerns, production of systems using R-22 refrigerant is being phased out and R-410A has led the way in the manufacture of cooling systems that use chlorine-free refrigerant. Because R-410A contains no chlorine, it is considered ozone-friendly.

Choosing the right thermostat to control operation of your cooling and heating system depends a lot on the equipment you have. There are both programmable and non-programmable models on the market today, each designed to maximize the performance of your cooling and heating system. Let us help you choose the thermostat best suited to your needs.