Most people are blissfully unaware that their air conditioning unit exists, except when it happens to malfunction. Then, you have to figure out a way to repair the unit, or go through the hassle of a new air conditioner installation. Have you been in this situation? Instead of waiting for it to breakdown, requiring a lot of money, take a bit of time to do an inspection of your unit so you can tell if anything about how it is operating is suddenly off.
There is far more to maintaining an AC unit than simply changing your filters regularly (although this is incredibly important when it comes to keeping it healthy longer). Listening to your unit can help you be more aware of your system, and allow you to call in help before the repair required is major.
When your AC unit is older, it begins needing more TLC. A little fix here and a little bit bigger fix there is normal, but knowing when to say enough is enough with an older unit is important. There will come a time where replacement is your better option. Here are a few signs that should be giving you red flags that a replacement is in your near future.
If you are still a bit unsure if you should continue to repair your older unit or replace it with a new one, consider the time and energy savings a new air conditioner installation would be able to provide. You get the time back that you now lose during repairs, plus you get to keep that money. On top of that, you get the savings from lower electric bills, allowing the unit to pay itself off in a very short amount of time. So why wouldn’t you want to go through and replace your outdated AC unit?
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