A central AC system consists of indoor and outdoor units. An indoor air handler can continue running when the outside unit has shut down. While air will blow from the vents, it won’t be cooled; it may be as warm as the summer air outside. At first, this may not make...
This year, we set out with the goal of installing one new air conditioning and heating system for a local family in need. Back in May, the planning began. With the blessing of Billy Swanson, Owner of Tri County Air, Processing Manager, Maddy Presley, and Marketing...
Dust, dirt, and debris around ceiling AC vents can be unsightly. Fortunately, the vents and the space around them are easy to clean. We’ll explain what you need, how to clean the ceiling around vents, and when you might need a professional for an evaluation. Tips for...
In winter, you may notice condensation around your heat pump. This is a normal part of its operation. While running in heating mode, the unit transfers heat energy from outside to inside your home. In the process, condensation can form on the outdoor unit and drip...
A homeowner facing HVAC replacement can often choose between a heat pump and a new central air conditioning system. We’ll explain what each does and the factors to consider when deciding to install a heat pump or A/C. Knowing how they compare can help you make the...
Inside your outdoor AC unit, there is a motor that drives a fan, which in turn creates airflow for the system to function properly. Inside the assembly are start capacitors, to provide the energy needed to start the fan, and run capacitors that keep it running. There...
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