by greencooling | May 20, 2019 | AC Repair, Green coolling, New Air Conditioners
There seems to be a dizzying amount of options to choose from when configuring a new A/C system. What about zones? Heat pumps? Stages? Among these choices is the option for cooling equipment with two speeds or stages, so the cooling equipment can scale its capacity to...
by greencooling | Apr 9, 2019 | AC Repair, Air Conditioning, Energy Audits
Spring! What a wonderful time of year! Except when it comes to setting and forgetting your thermostat or picking out clothing for the day. The months of March, April and May make up what we call spring and the temperature can vary wildly. Punxsutawney Phil sometimes...
by greencooling | Aug 22, 2017 | AC Repair, Air Conditioning, Green coolling
It’s always on the hottest day of the year that your air conditioner decides to give up. If you’re starting to have some issues with your system, here are some of the ways you can identify that problem and troubleshoot it: 1. Your system is running but very little...
by greencooling | May 11, 2017 | AC Repair, Air Conditioning, Green coolling
Maintaining your AC system is an important aspect of having one of these systems in your home. Many people have a system installed in their home or business, but fail to actually keep it properly maintained, believing that it will just take care of itself....
by greencooling | Dec 8, 2016 | AC Repair, Aeroseal, Duct Seal, Green coolling
Duct work that is attached to your central AC system is paramount to delivering both energy efficiency and clean air to your home. When your duct work is leaking, you are not only wasting energy but are also encouraging contaminates to enter your home. These...
by greencooling | Aug 30, 2016 | AC Repair, Air Conditioning
When your air conditioning unit breaks down, you don’t have much time to poll your friends, interview potential contractors and have some quiet reflection before making a decision. You need to get your air conditioning running NOW. It is over 90-degees out. Living...
