Myths are everywhere these days, and it’s up to the professionals to dispel them! We’re on a mission to make every job we perform and every piece of advice we give based on scientific, factual information. So, today we’re going to tackle some of the most pervasive myths about air conditioning in Boerne, TX.
If you’ve found yourself believing some of these myths, don’t worry. This isn’t a jab at anyone who falls into the trap of believing something that’s incorrect. We all do it from time to time, and the important part is fixing what’s wrong the right way. If that means you need AC repairs then we can be the team to help you. Otherwise, let’s get into the details about what AC myths many of us believe and what’s really going on under the hood of your air conditioner.
We’ve all been there. The sun is beating down on your house, temperatures are rising everywhere, you can’t get a word in edgewise without some neighbor or friend complaining about the heat. This is an annual occurrence for us in Grand Rapids and everyone who lives in a similar climate, so there’s got to be a better way than just “putting up with it.”
Air conditioners don’t last forever, and it’s up to homeowners to remain vigilant when there’s something wrong. An AC that’s nearing the end of its lifespan starts to show different signs of aging than a system with many years left on it. We’re here to make sure you stay as informed as possible on the possible signs of an aging system.
If you’re ready to take your comfort to the next level, then you’re ready to take those window units out. They have no place in a home where top cooling performance is a goal. We’ve previously written about how the central air conditioner outclasses window units, but it’s getting late in the summer season. That means that the right time for a central AC installation is coming up. Get it done before the next cooling season gets underway!
Well, there is no question about it. It’s hot out there. Go ahead and check the current weather conditions with your meteorologist of choice, but you don’t need a fancy green screen with infrared graphics to feel the heat once you open the front door. We are willing to bet that your air conditioner is very heavy, regular rotation. Here is a question for you, though—is it in the great working condition necessary for doing so as successfully as possible?
We would love to tell you that there is a way in which you can prevent any and all problems from developing with your home cooling system. As you have probably guessed, though, this simply is not the case. All air conditioners are going to need repairs at some point. It truly is a matter of “when,” not “if”. That being said, there are a few different ways in which you can help to avoid many problems with your 
Okay, so we realize that temperatures are not exactly scorching out there just yet. That being said, June will be here before you know it, and it’s not much longer before your air conditioner is back into regular rotation once again. If you need a new air conditioner installed, either in a new property that is going up or as a replacement for a worn out old system, you don’t want to cut things too close timewise.
In an area with a very hot climate for a lot of the year—think Arizona, for instance—the idea of making do with window unit air conditioners is not one that most people would entertain. Here in Michigan, however, the heat of summer is neither as extreme or as longlasting. So that means that you can probably get by with just popping in a few window units, right? Wrong. We still have to tell you that a whole-house cooling system is definitely the way to go.