Complete Comfort Solutions
When the summer heat hits Greater Milwaukee, the last thing you want is an air conditioner that isn’t cooling properly. Several factors can cause your AC to run without lowering the temperature indoors, from simple fixes to more complex issues requiring professional attention. Let’s explore the common reasons behind this problem and how to address them. … [Read More]
With proper care, your air conditioner can last 10 to 15 years. Some HVAC systems have been known to exceed the 20-year mark. But no AC system lasts forever, no matter how well it’s maintained. Nonetheless, planning for a replacement before the unit breaks down can save you time and money. Here are some signs … [Read More]
Proper sizing is one of the greatest challenges to purchasing a new AC. If it’s too small, your home won’t get cool enough and the unit will work harder. Too big a unit can increase energy costs and lead to higher humidity; it will also short cycle, which increases wear and tear. Many guides to … [Read More]
A proper AC installation requires extensive knowledge of HVAC systems, which most homeowners don’t have. However, a professional AC installer has the training, tools, and equipment to properly select and set up your air conditioning system. They can ensure it will meet your home cooling needs and run safely, reliably, and efficiently all summer. Licensed technicians consider everything required for AC … [Read More]
The outdoor unit of your AC system was designed to withstand the elements. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t vulnerable, especially during a cold winter. When you’re not using the AC anymore for the season, turn it off at the disconnect or circuit breaker. Clients often ask us, “Should I be covering my AC in … [Read More]
Oftentimes, you will see an AC unit’s capacity rated in tons. This has nothing to do with the system’s weight when used in this context. Air conditioners are generally rated from 1 to 5 tons (although some range up to 6, 7, or 8 tons), with 1 ton being equal to 12,000 British Thermal Units, … [Read More]