We’re getting to the end of summer, here, but there are still a few weeks to go before the weather really starts cooling off. You may think that your air conditioner can just coast the rest of the season, without you really paying too much attention to how it’s operating. You would be wrong. This is actually the most stressful time of year for air conditioning systems, which means if you haven’t scheduled preventive maintenance for your system yet, now is the time. Read on to find out more about why it’s not too late for air conditioning maintenance.
Saddleback Plumbing Heating & Air Blog: Archive for September, 2016
Is it Too Late for AC Maintenance?
Monday, September 26th, 2016A Reminder That You Should Install an Earthquake Emergency Shutoff Valve
Monday, September 19th, 2016Chances are, you use at least a couple of gas-burning appliances in your home. Whether it’s a furnace, heater, or some other appliance, you probably rely on natural gas to keep part of your systems up and running. That’s all well and good, but it’s important that you be aware of the risks that it presents, as well. Read on to find out why it’s a good idea to install an earthquake emergency shutoff valve.
Surviving September’s Heat
Monday, September 12th, 2016Some parts of the country are already preparing for winter, as the days start to cool off. That’s not the case here in California, though, where September is often the hottest month of the year. As we move into the final hot stretch of the year, it’s important that you take steps to keep yourself cool. Read on to find out more about how you can stay cool during the hottest month of summer.
Why is My Air Conditioner Leaking Water?
Monday, September 5th, 2016You should never ignore fluid dripping from your air conditioner; it’s never a good sign for the system. However, there are a couple of different things that a leak could mean. It’s possible that you have a leak in your refrigerant line, which will drain your air conditioner of the fluid it needs to operate. It’s also possible that your system is leaking condensate. Let’s take a look at why your system generates condensate, and what to do about condensate leaks.