When the Houston heat is blazing (which is most of the time), we at Air Specialist get a lot of inquiries about how to stay cool. One of the most common questions we get is, “can you give me an estimate of how much a new air conditioner would cost over the phone?” Unfortunately, the answer is no.
Hot Texas summers sure know how to make an air conditioner work overtime. A/C problems, such as a unit that is running but not cooling, are common this time of year. So, what is a homeowner to do and what are some causes of this problem?
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A leaky A/C unit can be a real headscratcher. It’s typical for an A/C unit to create some condensation as it’s a part of the cooling process, but excessive leaking can be cause for concern.
It’s hot outside, and it’s not uncommon for your A/C to be running a lot in order to keep your home comfortable for everyone. However, it should turn off after the temperature adjusts to your desired setting. If it is constantly running, you may be experiencing some sort of problem. We’ve listed some of the most common reasons why your A/C might be working overtime this summer.
It’s hot outside, and it’s not uncommon for your A/C to be running a lot in order to keep your home comfortable for everyone. However, it should turn off after the temperature adjusts to your desired setting. If it is constantly running, you may be experiencing some sort of problem. We’ve listed some of the most common reasons why your A/C might be working overtime this summer.
