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What It Means When Your AC Runs for Too Long

September 4, 2024 139

You get used to the way that your AC turns on and off—what’s known as its cooling cycle. An air conditioner cycles on when the thermostat sends a request for cooling, first turning on the blower fan and then the compressor. Once the...

SEER––What Does It Mean? – Four Seasons Heating & Cooling

September 3, 2024 71

SEER stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio. This universal rating system helps you determine the efficiency of your North Carolina air conditioning (AC) unit or heat pump. It’s quite similar to miles per gallon—the higher a car’s MPG, the...

Have Your Cooling Bills This Summer Been Extra Steep? This Might Be the Reason

September 2, 2024 72

As the summer heat intensifies, many homeowners find themselves grappling with rising cooling costs. If you’ve noticed a significant increase in your energy bills, it’s essential to identify the underlying causes in your HVAC so you can get...

Refrigerants- New Technology – Air Doctor Heating and Air call 301.799.7200 MdLic 17747 WV Lic 07874

September 1, 2024 93

HVAC Refrigerants HVAC Refrigerants are chemicals which are used in HVAC systems which transition from liquid to gas in order to absorb heat and convert it to cooler air. It is used in Air Conditioning and Heat Pump systems to provide cool air in...

Does An AC Kill Mold? | Mount Vernon, WA

August 30, 2024 72

Your air conditioner (AC) can do several things––keep your Washington home’s indoor air cooler than outdoor temperatures, help to keep indoor airborne allergens at bay, and help keep your home’s humidity low. But one thing it can’t do is kill...

How to Fix Air Conditioner Leaking Water Inside – Downtown Air and Heat

August 30, 2024 72

Air conditioner leaks are a common issue that can cause significant concern for homeowners. Repairing air conditioner leaks is important to help prevent further damage and maintain the efficiency of your cooling system. Choose an experienced AC...

Weak Air Flow from Vents in House – Downtown Air and Heat

August 29, 2024 79

Weak airflow from your air conditioning vents can be frustrating and uncomfortable, especially during the hot summer months. Not only does it affect your home’s comfort levels, but it can also lead to higher energy bills as your system works...

Musty Smell Coming from Vents: Causes & Solutions – Downtown Air and Heat

August 29, 2024 79

A musty smell coming from your air conditioning vents can be more than just an unpleasant nuisance. It often indicates underlying issues within your HVAC system that can affect your indoor air quality and overall comfort. When your AC smells...

What Does Auto Mean on Thermostat? – Downtown Air and Heat

August 28, 2024 82

Choosing the right thermostat setting in your HVAC system is vital for maintaining comfort, energy efficiency, and cost savings in your home. Many homeowners and business owners struggle with whether to set their HVAC system to “Auto” or “On.”...

AC Drain Pan Full of Water? Causes and Solutions – Downtown Air and Heat

August 28, 2024 80

An AC drip pan, also known as a condensate pan, is a critical component of your air conditioning system. Its primary function is to catch the water that condenses on the evaporator coil as the air conditioner cools the air. The pan directs this...

5 HVAC Facts You Probably Didn’t Know

August 28, 2024 90

Interesting Details About Indoor Comfort Now and Then Did you know Thomas Jefferson liked ice in his drinks? HVAC studies should be a university major. After all, the effort to systematize heating and air conditioning has been a part of our...