What An Air Conditioning Repair Technician May Do About A Bad AC Contactor

The contactor in the condenser controls when the condenser turns on and off. It does this by controlling the flow of electricity to the compressor and condenser fan. When the contactor fails, no electricity can get to the parts in the condenser and your air conditioning unit won't start up. Read on to find out where the contactor is located, what it does, and how a bad one is replaced. [Read More]

How Do You Know If The Contactor In Your Air Conditioning System Has Failed?

The AC contactor is a tiny, simple component in your outdoor air conditioning system. Despite its small size, it's vital for making sure your air conditioner runs correctly. The AC contactor is the bridge that transmits electricity from your home to the outdoor air conditioning unit. The AC contactor consists of a metal coil and plunger in a small plastic box. When your thermostat turns your air conditioner on, it will send a small electric surge to the AC contactor, which will extend to create a circuit between the electricity in your home and your air conditioning system. [Read More]

Important Dos And Don'ts After Finding Mold In Your Home

Discovering mold in your home, no matter how large or small of an area, can be stressful. Not only is mold unsightly, but mold spores can make their way into the air you breathe and cause health problems over time. By knowing what to do (and what not to do) when you discover mold in your home, you can act quickly and safely to get the issue resolved. DO Take Mold Seriously [Read More]

Residential Furnace Replacement—When Homeowners Might Go Through With It

One of the more significant things you could do for your home is replacing the furnace. If the following signs are present, a furnace replacement would certainly be warranted.  The Furnace Doesn't Stay on Long Enough During the cold months, you really need a furnace that can stay on consistently. Then it won't be difficult to get adequate heat and stay comfortable inside your home. If your furnace doesn't stay on long enough, this may be a sign it's starting to fail. [Read More]