Deciding to Repair or Replace Your Air Conditioner

Deciding to Repair or Replace Your Air Conditioner

After a hot day in the sun, you love coming back to your air-conditioned comfortable house. But if your AC breaks down, and an HVAC technician suggests that it will need a major repair, you may consider whether it is worth it. So should you repair or replace the air conditioner? Whether to repair or replace an air conditioner is a big decision, and you have to keep a few things in mind. Read on to learn more about the … Continue reading Deciding to Repair or Replace Your Air Conditioner

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What to Do About Ice on AC Coil

What to Do About Ice on AC Coil

AC coils are designed to keep cool air circulating in your home. However, sometimes, AC coils can become frozen over with ice, which can cause your unit to overheat. If you notice ice on your AC coil, this is usually one of the top signs your AC needs repair. In this case, there are some things you can do to get your AC working at its peak again. But, if you are wondering how to know if your AC is … Continue reading What to Do About Ice on AC Coil

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5 Reasons Your AC Fan Is Not Working

Reasons Your AC Fan Is Not Working

The indoor fan of an AC is more than just a way for the air conditioner to circulate cooled air throughout the home. It is also how the air conditioner cools hot air coming in from the interiors by moving it over the evaporator coils. There is no way to supply any air around the home without a running fan. If your AC fan is not working, it is probably time to contact professionals for service. Understandably, you cannot go … Continue reading 5 Reasons Your AC Fan Is Not Working

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Is Your Air Conditioner Not Cool? Common Reasons Why Your AC is Not Keeping You Cool

Is Your Air Conditioner Not Cool

A small window AC is expected to cool only a small space like a single room. Even so, it may not provide even cooling in the entire room. However, with central air conditioning, we do expect that it will cool the entire house evenly and effectively. If your air conditioner is not keeping you cool, this can be frustrating and cause for alarm. When you install a central air conditioning unit in your home, you want it to hold up … Continue reading Is Your Air Conditioner Not Cool? Common Reasons Why Your AC is Not Keeping You Cool

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Why You Need to Change Your AC Filter Regularly

Why You Need to Change Your AC Filter Regularly

When did you last change your AC filter? Most people do not know how important it is to change their AC’s air filter regularly. This often leads to big problems down the road, as a dirty air filter can cause your AC to work less efficiently and can even lead to costly repairs. Changing your air filter is easy and only takes a few minutes, but it is something that many people neglect. Make sure to add it to your … Continue reading Why You Need to Change Your AC Filter Regularly

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What to Do When Your AC Starts and Stops Too Often

What to Do when your AC Starts and Stops too often

Summertime is in full swing and that means air conditioning season is upon us! While your AC is hopefully keeping you nice and cool, it is not uncommon for the AC to start and stop frequently, especially during the hotter summer months. If your AC starts and stops more often than normal, it is important to call a St. Louis HVAC professional as soon as possible for air conditioner servicing. But first, you also need to know what the normal … Continue reading What to Do When Your AC Starts and Stops Too Often

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Signs of a Dying Air Conditioner Compressor

Signs of a Dying Air Conditioner Compressor

It is the middle of summer and your air conditioner is on the fritz. You notice that it is taking longer and longer to cool your home down, and when you finally hear the compressor kick on, it is much louder than usual. If this sounds familiar, it might be time to have your air conditioner compressor checked. As an air conditioner ages, the compressor will often give signs that it is beginning to fail. It is important for homeowners … Continue reading Signs of a Dying Air Conditioner Compressor

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3 Common Reasons for AC Overheating and Breakdown

Reasons for AC Overheating and Breakdown

Is your AC overheating and failing to keep your home or office space cool? Knowing why this happens can help you take the steps necessary to stop your AC overheating. In this article, we take you through the three most common causes of AC overheating, and we explore what can be done to reverse this. To learn more or schedule an appointment for AC repair and maintenance service in St. Louis, contact the experts at Galmiche and Sons today. Serving … Continue reading 3 Common Reasons for AC Overheating and Breakdown

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My Air Conditioner is Leaking Water – What Do I Do?

What to do for an Air Conditioner Leaking Water

Is your air conditioner leaking water? If it is, don’t worry. This is a completely normal occurrence and can be easily addressed. Here, we explain why your air conditioner may be leaking water. Plus, we explore a few things that you can do to stop your air conditioner leaking water. To learn more or schedule an appointment for air conditioner service and repair with our heating and air conditioning experts, contact us in St. Louis online or by phone at … Continue reading My Air Conditioner is Leaking Water – What Do I Do?

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How to Tell If Your Air Conditioner Needs Professional Service

How to Tell If Your Air Conditioner Needs Professional Service

Every homeowner in St. Louis aims to keep their air conditioner running effortlessly throughout the year. The recommended way to do this is to get your air conditioner serviced by a St. Louis HVAC professional at least once a year. However, with summers being hot and humid in St. Louis, heavy demand is placed on the air conditioning unit that works continuously to keep you cool and comfortable. And, unfortunately, if things can go wrong with the unit, they often … Continue reading How to Tell If Your Air Conditioner Needs Professional Service

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