Why is My Air Conditioning System So Loud? Troubleshooting a Noisy Air Conditioner Outside

Is your air conditioner unusually noisy? The experts at Galmiche & Sons Heating & Cooling have put together a quick guide to diagnosing the issue and determining whether or not you need professional help. Read on for more information, and call our heating & air conditioning experts in St. Louis if you need help with your noisy air conditioner. Identifying the Cause of a Noisy Outdoor Air Conditioner Unit Step 1. Look for the Area the Noise Is Coming From … Continue reading Why is My Air Conditioning System So Loud? Troubleshooting a Noisy Air Conditioner Outside

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Why is My Air Conditioning System So Loud? Troubleshooting a Loud Air Conditioner Inside

A loud air conditioner inside of your home can be a distraction and an annoyance as you go about your day and try to sleep at night. It could also be a sign that your AC unit needs some TLC. In this guide, we will help you troubleshoot the issue yourself and determine whether the problem is something that you can fix yourself or that you should call an expert for. Read on to learn more about dealing with a … Continue reading Why is My Air Conditioning System So Loud? Troubleshooting a Loud Air Conditioner Inside

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DIY AC Maintenance: How to Clean Your AC Condensate Drain Line

Are you experiencing problems with your air conditioner? If so, your AC condensate drain line may be clogged? This is one of the most common reasons that homeowners need to call for professional HVAC repair. However, with our simple air conditioner maintenance DIY guide, you may be able to resolve the problem yourself, and you may not need to call for professional AC repair in St. Louis yet. How to Unclog Your AC Condensate Drain Line with Vinegar Clearing the … Continue reading DIY AC Maintenance: How to Clean Your AC Condensate Drain Line

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5 Times When Air Conditioner Replacement is the Best Choice

There are some telltale signs that indicate when it is time to let go of your old air conditioning or heating system. Summer is just around the corner, and your system might not be up to the job of cooling your home during the St. Louis hot days. If you notice that your HVAC system has been having some issues, it may be time to decide whether or not air conditioner replacement is necessary. So, how do you know whether … Continue reading 5 Times When Air Conditioner Replacement is the Best Choice

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Troubleshooting Common AC Problems

Learning how to troubleshoot common AC problems can save you money and ensure that your home remains comfortable in the sweltering St. Louis summer heat. Although many air conditioner repairs will have to be conducted by a St. Louis HVAC professional, there are some simple fixes that you can do to address common problems and keep your AC running. Read on to learn some troubleshooting tips for common AC problems, and then call the heating & air conditioning professionals at … Continue reading Troubleshooting Common AC Problems

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How to Protect Your Air Conditioner Warranty

When you purchase new air-conditioner to stave off the St. Louis heat, the air conditioner warranty information is often a very big selling point. It is easier to figure out how much you are paying for the A/C per year when you know how long it will last. One of the common misconceptions about a warranty, however, is that the responsibility is all on the manufacturer, “you said your product would last 10 years and its only lasted 5. I … Continue reading How to Protect Your Air Conditioner Warranty

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Common Air Conditioning Problems & How to Solve Them

When it comes to air conditioning problems in St. Louis, the number one solution is always to call a professional like Galmiche & Sons. Not only can A/C components be dangerous to work with on your own, you could end up causing even more damage than the original repairs would require. That being said there are a few, “nuisance problems” that you can troubleshoot on your own. Below are some common air conditioning problems and some steps you can take … Continue reading Common Air Conditioning Problems & How to Solve Them

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Steps to Take When Your Air Conditioning Unit Goes Out During a Heat Wave

Ideally, your air conditioning unit should run all the way through its warranty, expected life span, and in many cases for some additional years beyond that. However, with most air conditioning units, there will likely be some repairs and maintenance needed along the way. While recommended annual inspections and following proper maintenance guidelines should alleviate most concerns, there is always that ‘what if?’ What should you do in the event your air conditioning unit condition shuts down? Sometimes your air … Continue reading Steps to Take When Your Air Conditioning Unit Goes Out During a Heat Wave

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Common AC Condensate Drain Problems & What You Should Know

AC Condensate Drain Cleaning & Repair in St. Louis

The hot summer days in St. Louis also bring with them increased humidity levels in your home, causing your air conditioner to work even harder than normal. During the sweltering heat, your air conditioner needs to be in top condition in order to meet the demands of your household. It needs all parts to be functioning properly, and this includes the condensate drain. Aside from the ability to cool a home, your air conditioner also has the ability to remove … Continue reading Common AC Condensate Drain Problems & What You Should Know

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How to Fix Freon Leaks in an Air Conditioner

Freon is the refrigerant used by an air conditioner unit to absorb the heat from inside your home and carry it outside. Within the refrigeration industry, it is also known as R-22 coolant. This is a form of chlorofluorocarbon (CFC). Freon is actually a brand name, and is created by the company DuPont. Freon has been identified as an ozone-depleting substance and is regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency. It is currently and slowly being phased out in accordance to … Continue reading How to Fix Freon Leaks in an Air Conditioner

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