Air Conditioning Articles

At the height of summer, the weather can get quite sticky here in California.

On a hot California day, your air conditioner (AC) is supposed to keep your home comfortable. So why is it only cooling in short bursts? Short cycling occurs when your air conditioning unit turns on and off in quick sequences.

It’s the first really hot day of summer in Lincoln when the floor fans and the open windows just don’t cut it anymore. You head over to your thermostat and select “air conditioner” and wait for that refreshing icy air to start blowing out of your vents. When you check a few minutes later, you feel only hot air. Why?

As a homeowner here in California, it’s always a good idea to learn as much as you can about your appliances. That means knowing their basic operations, what features are included, and if any necessary upkeep is involved. Needless to say, this is no exception for your air conditioning (AC) unit.

Every team needs a leader.

In the heat of the summer, it’s easy to assume that bigger is better when it comes to air conditioning (AC) systems. Obviously, if you have an air conditioner that’s too small in your Wheatland home, you will not be able to keep your temperatures consistently low even if the unit is running constantly. 

All the air in your California home runs through your air handler, and keeping it in tip-top shape has distinct benefits for you. 

It’s normal for your air conditioner to create some noise when running—that simply means it’s working. Although older units are typically louder than newer ones, all air conditioning noises are not the same.

Take some of the following ideas from our professionals to heart and make some money-saving resolutions this Spring.

We can help you learn more about current split-system models as well as help you evaluate whether your current AC needs repair or replacement.

Our team wants you to be aware, prepared, and ready to solve these AC issues so you can stay cool in your household.

Considering a Ductless AC System? We want you to be well-informed about this HVAC system and the role it plays in your home.

You should have maintenance done on your home’s air conditioner in the spring to ensure your unit will run well in the summer.