Is your AC unit due for a replacement? It’s quite possible that your home requires an air conditioner replacement, though it could also just require a small repair. Only a heating and AC technician can make that determination upon an in-person inspection. Here are some of the signs that your AC may be close to failing and may need to be replaced altogether.
Higher Energy Bills
Have you noticed your energy bill has been gradually increasing despite no major changes in your HVAC use? This is not unusual as your HVAC ages and becomes more outdated. It’s also possible that your HVAC is either too large or small relative to the size of your home. An overly large HVAC unit may excessively cycle on and off, while a smaller unit runs almost non-stop without fully cooling the interior. An incorrectly sized HVAC is especially common in commercial buildings and offices.
Poor Air Quality
Your home may also suffer from poor air quality. You may notice excessive humidity, especially in the summer. Increased humidity and airborne allergens are signs that your AC may not be operating at its peak.
Weak Airflow
Is the AC producing a lack of airflow? There may be a blockage that’s impeding air from freely cycling through the HVAC unit. A technician will need to inspect the ducts and vents for physical obstructions. If the blockage can be removed, then an AC replacement shouldn’t be necessary.
Need Air Conditioner Replacement Near Multnomah?
If any of the aforementioned symptoms are apparent, then it’s time to contact the pros at Advanced Heating & Air Conditioning for an inspection of your system. Our team has the skills and tools of the trade to assess your system and determine whether you need a repair or an air conditioner replacement. If the latter, we can replace your AC and furnace with an energy-efficient modern HVAC system.
Air Conditioner Replacement for Multnomah Residents
Serving the Portland Metro area, including Portland, Gresham, Hillsboro and Beaverton, as well as Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington Counties
Posted on July 26, 2022 | Published by Ignite Local | Related Local Business