Air Conditioning

When the temperature begins to climb outside, people seek the comfort of cool air in their house or office. Most systems are made up of individual components that are designed, engineered and balanced to work together in unison in an effort to provide a comfortable indoor environment.

There are many kinds of air conditioning units to fit every budget and need. Whether an individual or company requires a repair on an old unit or wants to install a new one, there are many cooling options for every situation.

Residential Air Conditioning Systems

• Central Air Conditioners - These units use the latest technology to keep an entire home cool through a central cooling system.

• Room Air Conditioners - This equipment provides cooling options for a single room or space through the use of a standalone unit.

• Building Cooling Systems - This equipment employs commercial and industrial buildings with cooling systems for offices, warehouses, and more.

• Lodging Air Conditioners - These units provide cooling options in hotels, motels, resorts, and other lodgings.

• Emergency and Temporary Cooling - There are portable air conditioning options on a rental and temporary basis.

• Marine Systems - This equipment provides air conditioning and cooling products for every commercial marine application, from cruise ships to oil tankers.

Preventative Maintenance

Many people might think of their air conditioning system as a simple unit that can be turned on or off in order to control temperature; however, a cooling system is a lot more than that. It doesn't just control the amount of cool air in a house or office. It has an impact on the air that is breathed, including the amount of moisture and mold in a room or house.

The system also has an effect on the amount of energy that is used and the amount of money that is spent each month. Air conditioning systems also have an influence on an individual or family's health through the air quality that is filtered through a house or office building.

An air conditioning system should be checked twice each year by a qualified technician to keep the unit working properly. An inspection typically includes:

1. Checking system functions and safety controls, and adjusting the operating sequence where appropriate.

2. Inspecting electrical components and connections, and repairing/replacing or tightening as required.

3. Ensuring proper airflow and changing dirty air filters.

4. Inspecting pumps and checking flow rates where appropriate.

5. Cleaning and lubricating motors as required.

6. Examining belts, and adjusting and aligning as required.

7. Inspecting, cleaning and balancing blowers as required.

How to Find a Quality Contractor

Most people don't give their air conditioning unit a second thought until something goes wrong and it needs to be serviced. Maybe it is blowing warm air, or won't come on at all. When this happens, you will need to find a quality contractor to fix the problem. A skilled contractor will:

• Comply with state and local codes and regulations, and carry the proper business and workers' compensation insurance
• Be prompt and courteous and provide fast and reliable service.
• Possess skill and knowledge to service the equipment, and if necessary, design and install the right system.
• Be educated with the most up-to-date developments in equipment, technology and design procedures to choose and install a system that is the most efficient and reliable.

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