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Installation of the New Copper Refrigerant Lines (Line Set)
The new refrigerant line set is a combination of two individual copper lines. One line is always bigger than the other and is insulated. The bigger line is called the suction line, and the little one is called the liquid line. They come packaged together, rolled in...
Air Conditioner Tune-Up in Monmouth County: Does Your AC Need to be Serviced?
Do you know if you need an air conditioner tune-up in Monmouth County, NJ? With summer in full effect, ensuring your air conditioner is in peak condition becomes essential. Regular maintenance and timely tune-ups can prevent uncomfortable and costly breakdowns. But...
Central Air Conditioning Installation Part Three
In cases where an old system lacks a disconnect box, a new one is required by safety codes to be installed with the new air conditioner.
Central Air Conditioning Installation Part Two
The indoor evaporator coil has two variations. One is cased and the other is uncased. In either application, the sheet metal plenum must be disconnected before the new coil can be installed.
Comparing Central Air and Mini Split AC Systems: An In-Depth Guide
As temperatures rise, the need for an effective air conditioning system becomes paramount for maintaining comfort in our homes and workplaces. Two of the most popular options for cooling systems are central air conditioning and mini split air conditioning systems....
Central Air Conditioning Installation
Modern air conditioners are 20-50% larger in height, length, and width. This allows for a larger coil which, in turn, makes the air conditioner more efficient.
Should I Turn The A/C Up or Down During a Heat Wave?
Does it make sense to turn off your air conditioner for a few hours when you go out for the day, to save wear and tear, and money?
PREP YOUR AIR CONDITIONER FOR A HEAT WAVE
One of the main defenses against incredibly high temperatures is your home’s cooling system.
HVAC in a Heat wave
Better air circulation outside helps the system run more effectively.