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Signs Your AC Has Been Damaged in a Storm

It is vital to recognize the warning signs of AC damage after a storm. This way, you’ll do everything needed to mitigate any problems or address them before they become more serious. Identifying storm-related damages to your AC unit is not always obvious. Luckily, keeping an eye on the following indicators will tell whether you need to contact the AC professionals.

Common AC Noises and How to Fix Them

If you're starting to notice an unusual noise coming from your air conditioning system, it's vital to address the problem right away before it gets worse.

How To Prepare Air Conditioner for the Summer

Summer seasons in Western NC come when the temperature rises, so it is important to ensure that your air conditioner will help you cool your home as summer sets in. Some air conditioner cooling systems might be challenging to fire up after a long time of dormancy.

Does Humidity Affect My Air Conditioner?

Humidity is the amount of moisture that is in the air. It is measured by percent humidity, but the actual amount of water in the air at different times of year will change with the temperature. Warm air is spaced out more than cool air, which leaves more room between air particles for water vapor.

Who Invented Air Conditioning?

From an early age, people realized the cooling effect of evaporating water. Ancient cooling techniques worked on this principle. In ancient Egypt, homeowners would hang wet cloths across windows and doorways. Adding a little moisture would cool the air as it entered the home.

Is It Normal to Smell Gas Near a Furnace?

When you're investigating a gas smell near your furnace, don't try to be a hero. If you feel unsafe for any reason, it's best to evacuate your house immediately. Even if the problem is small, it's best to have Premier Indoor Comfort Systems investigate the problem if you're unsure of the origin of your gas smell.

How To Make An Old Home More Energy Efficient

When your home is older than your granny’s, you could be living with high energy bills. They were constructed before the invention of advanced systems and central heating and air systems. Fortunately, you can make your old home as energy-efficient as a modern one with some modifications.