What Can You Do when Your A/C’s Not Performing Well?

Air conditioner cooling issues are all too common in the spring and summertime, when millions of homeowners turn on their cooling system for the first time, only to find that its not working to satisfaction or worse yet, is not operational. If you find your system operating inaffectively this spring, use these Cooling troubleshooting tips to get your HVAC system back up and running: …

Your home Air Conditioner system: The ABC’s of your Cooling system

Air conditioner cooling is the norm in the Kansas City area, with area homeowners taking advantage of the convenient comfort it provides during our hot summers. If you’re curious about how it all works, following is a simple primer covering air conditioner operation.

Summer Heat Gain Is Your Loss: A Prevention Strategy

Do you dread opening your utility bill from June through September? Does it seem like your air conditioner is on 24/7? If this sounds like you, your home is probably suffering from excessive summer heat gain. Heat gain happens when the radiant heat from the sun is absorbed by your home. The good news is there are plenty of ways to reduce …

Common A/C Problems To Watch For

When it’s hot in Kansas and Missouri, you need to have air conditioning. But if your unit isn’t regularly inspected and properly maintained, it can break down or waste energy. Even if you are giving your A/C the care it needs, it may still have troubles. That’s why it’s important to be able to recognize common A/C problems, so that if …

Avoiding Mold Growth In Your Air Conditioner Drip Pan: 3 Tips

An important part of owning a home is to make sure that it’s a healthy, clean environment for you and your family. One thing that can threaten your health in your home is the growth of mold. This is particularly significant for those who already have allergy or respiratory problems. Mold can only grow in moist environments, such as can …

Air Conditioner Replacement — Considering The Long-Term Benefits Of A High-Efficiency Upgrade

These days it seems like everyone’s looking for ways to cut back on their spending. The initial investment in a new air conditioner may not seem like a cost-effective decision, but you’d be surprised to see how high-efficiency air conditioning systems can benefit you over the long run. Here’s how upgrading your cooling equipment will pay you back in full.

Sealing Household Air Leaks Can Put A Significant Dent In Your Energy Costs

When your costly conditioned air leaks out of your home, or the hot summer air (or cold winter air) seeps in, it can add substantially to your cooling and heating costs. Fortunately, sealing household air leaks is a project that typically doesn’t require a HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) professional. In fact, you probably can do it yourself, rather inexpensively, …