When the summer months end, we all tend to take a little for granted, the opportunity to use the air conditioner. When we hear it’s hot and record breaking highs we depend on the central heat and air to keep you cool and to keep you warm during the winter. What many don’t think about is that an air conditioner, central heat and air unit, or any other mechanical device has moving parts and eventually, it will break.
Using it all the time as we do during both main seasons that require air conditioning (hot and cold) can put a great deal of strain on the moving parts and over years will wear them down. This sounds like a “we can wait till it breaks to fix it” kind of moment but the reality is, by that time it’s not going to just be one part. When certain parts wear down and break, they cause synergistic problems and can cause cataclysmic crashes of other parts and whole systems. Some parts wearing down will cause other parts to wear faster as they may be compensating for that other parts load. When your unit doesn’t turn on or doesn’t blow cold/hot air anymore, chances are you have a very expensive problem on your hands. You will wish you called the Air Conditioning Service In Punta Gorda FL ahead of time!
Don’t wait till it breaks to call an Air Conditioning Service In Punta Gorda FL. As a rule, you should have a technician come out once a year to check your unit out. Some companies will do a free estimate and others charge a nominal fee for this, but most will incorporate this fee into the price if you have it fixed by them. This fee is often just for the gas and the technicians time which the company has to pay for to send him/her out there and if nothing is fixed, they are out that money. You will be out a lot more money if you don’t have your unit checked every year. Doing this inspection is fast and easy, and can catch preventative damages before they happen. They will look to see which parts are worn down or are about to become problematic. They can fix it right there (with parts in their van), or will tell you how long you have before it MUST be fixed. You can pay a visit to Facebook page for more information.
