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Learning About Commercial HVAC Systems
Is It Time To Replace Your AC Unit?
Isaiah Chapman
Homeowners often take their air conditioning system for granted—at least until it stops working on them. Once an air conditioning unit breaks down, the heat that you have to endure can often be unbearable depending on the time of year that it is. To reduce discomfort and frustration, it is important that you replace an inefficient air conditioner prior to it malfunctioning on your. If you notice any one of the three signs, you should begin looking for a replacement as soon as possible.
Sign #1: Inefficient Cooling
Have you noticed that your home isn't as cool as it normally is when you have your air conditioning unit running? If so, then it may be time for your AC unit to be replaced. When your AC system is failing to efficiently cool down your home, it can result in your energy bills skyrocketing. Over time, by replacing your AC unit with a brand-new, more energy-efficient unit, you will get a unit that works more efficiently, helping you save on your monthly energy bills.
Sign #2: Frequent Repairs
As air conditioning units get older, they will start to show varying signs of wear and tear. Eventually, they will break down. In the event that this happens, repairs may be a worthwhile investment. However, at some point in time, it will may more financial sense to replace your AC unit as opposed to paying for repairs on the AC unit. You will need to consider the unit's age, the frequency of repairs, and the cost of replacement to determine whether you should repair or replace your AC unit. A professional can help you make an informed decision.
Sign #3: Age
Unfortunately, your AC unit is not designed to last forever. Generally, an air conditioning unit has a shelf life of roughly 10 years. If you have been using your unit for longer than a decade and/or it is beginning to shows signs of wear or efficiency, then it is most definitely time for a replacement. Now, even if after the 10 years your air conditioning unit is still functioning well, you may still want to consider upgrading it to a newer model so that you can stay current with the latest technology that reduces energy usage and increases overall efficiency.
When it comes time to replace your air conditioning unit, you will want to make sure that you choose the right replacement. Contact an AC replacement service in your area for help.
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