The temperature outside is 97 degrees. Try to imagine working outside in that heat and humidity (some of us have to!). Do you think the average New Albany Ohio homeowner doing outside work has to exert more energy because of the extreme heat and oppressive humidity? The answer is obvious. Of course you would use […]
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When the temperature reaches near one hundred degrees on a summer day in the Pataskala area, your family really needs the air conditioner to work. ‘Why is my air conditioner not blowing cold air’ is not a great question to ask when the heat and humidity are oppressive. Fortunately, we have some answers for the
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Most people, when faced with the decision of being cool and comfortable during the extreme heat of Ohio summers, could care less whether they have a heat pump or an air conditioner. Most of us only care that our family is cool and comfortable. When it’s time to replace your home’s cooling equipment, it’s nice
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If your home’s air conditioning system runs for a couple of minutes, turns off for a couple minutes, then turns back on again in what seems like an endless cycle, it is probably experiencing a phenomenon called short cycling. Short cycling can create many problems for your AC system, most significantly it can cause higher
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Every house seems to have that one room that is always hotter or colder than the others, no matter what the thermostat is set at. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the reasons this happens, and some possible fixes. Check for These Common AC Issues Go through this checklist to see
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Have you ever spent a hot summer in the central Ohio area, in a home or business suffering from air conditioning issues? If you’re like us, it’s an experience you don’t want to repeat. If that’s the case, don’t leave your family’s summer comfort to random chance. Read about the most common air conditioning problems
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When your air conditioner is humming along and cooling your home on a muggy summer day in central Ohio, you may see water leaking around the unit inside your home. Before pondering the reason, turn off the AC thermostat and mop up the water to prevent problems with mold and rot. The answer to your
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Summer in central Ohio can get pretty hot and muggy. Make sure to get your air conditioning system serviced before temperatures in the Columbus, Ohio area climb above 90° Fahrenheit (like they do each summer). If you want to get the best cooling for the least use of electricity, the U.S. Department of Energy suggests
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It’s the first hot and muggy night in central Ohio and you turn on your air conditioner, only to find that there is no cold air emanating from the vents. “Why is my air conditioner blowing warm air” is the question that immediately enters your mind, while you wonder if you can find an HVAC
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“It isn’t the heat, it’s the humidity” is an old saying for why hot, muggy summer days in central Ohio can be so oppressive. Not only do humid days in Columbus, Ohio make you miserable, they also drive up the cost of air conditioning. Knowing how to lower the humidity in your home in the
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