Cedarville AC Repair: Replacing the Copper Refrigerant Lines
At a Cedarville home, our team replaced the copper refrigerant lines between the indoor and outdoor units, added a filter drier and recharged the system. Here is what that work involves.
Roland AC Coil and Blower Cleaning With a UV Air Cleaner Installation
A Roland homeowner wanted the air in their home to feel fresher. We deep cleaned the indoor coil and blower wheel, then installed a UV air cleaner on the ductwork. Here is how it went.
Booneville AC Repair: Fixing an Air Conditioner That Kept Freezing Up
A Booneville air conditioner kept icing over, even after the homeowner thawed it out. See the motors and parts our technician replaced, the deep clean we did, and what to watch for.
Van Buren AC Repair: Clearing a Clogged Condensate Drain and Replacing a Capacitor
A Van Buren heat pump quit cooling. Our technician found a condensate drain clogged with sludge and a capacitor that needed replacing, plus return plenum repairs. Here is what we did.
Fort Smith AC Tune-Up: Cleaning the Blower Wheel and Adding a Drain Pan Safety Switch
A Fort Smith AC tune-up with a ductwork check led to a deep blower wheel cleaning, a new capacitor and a drain pan safety switch. See what we found and what homeowners can learn.
Greenwood AC Repair: A New Capacitor for an Air Conditioner That Stopped Cooling
A Greenwood air conditioner stopped cooling in late September. See what our technician found, why the capacitor was replaced, and what homeowners can learn about this common AC part.
Fort Smith AC Tune-Up: Replacing a Worn Contactor and Outdoor Fan Motor
A Fort Smith AC tune-up turned up a matted condenser coil and a worn contactor. See what our technician found, the parts we replaced, and what homeowners can learn from it.
Why Does Closing Vents in Unused Rooms Cost You More?
Quick Answer: Closing vents in unused rooms does not save money, and it usually costs you more. Your AC moves the same amount of air no matter how many vents are open. Closing some just forces that air through fewer openings, which spikes the pressure in your ducts. That extra pressure strains the system, worsens […]
Is It Cheaper to Leave My AC on All Day or Turn It Off When I Leave?
Quick Answer: It is usually cheaper to turn your AC up, not off, when you leave. Setting the thermostat 7 to 10 degrees higher while you are out saves energy without the downsides of a full shutdown. In a humid Arkansas summer, turning the AC all the way off lets moisture build up, and the […]
Why Is My Heat Pump Blowing Warm Air When It’s Cooling?
Quick Answer: Your heat pump blows warm air in cooling mode for one of five reasons. The thermostat is set wrong, the reversing valve is stuck in heat mode, the system is low on refrigerant, the filter or coil is dirty, or the indoor coil has frozen. Check the thermostat first, since you can fix […]