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Heating and Air Questions and Answers – Atmore, AL

Coley Air Conditioning has the answers to all your heating and air questions in Atmore, AL, and also the surrounding areas. Call us to learn more about our maintenance, repair, and installation services today.

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Heating and Air Questions

Should I replace AC coil or whole unit?

As coils weaken they can develop leaks. It is often more cost-effective to replace your entire air conditioning system since repairing the leak and adding refrigerant can become a recurring event. We recommend contacting a licensed HVAC professional for a free system replacement estimate.

How often should you maintenance your AC?

Semi-annual maintenance on your AC system helps it operate efficiently all year long in turn keeping your home cool and also comfortable. We recommend AC Maintenance in the spring and also in the fall. A planned maintenance agreement can help save you money on your routine maintenance as well as parts and service.

Is a higher SEER rating worth it?

Higher SEER systems provide more energy efficiency for your home in turn saving you money on utility bills. A lower rating doesn’t mean a unit is inefficient since efficiency has gone up as AC systems have evolved. We recommend talking to a certified HVAC professional to see which unit and SEER rating is right for your comfort needs.

Why is my AC running but not cooling?

A blocked or clogged coil can cause your AC system to run but not cool your home. If you think you may have a clogged condenser coil calling a licensed HVAC technician will help get you back to the comfort you deserve quickly. Don’t let a minor problem turn into a major headache.

Should I turn my AC off if it’s not cooling?

Yes, we recommend turning your AC system off and calling a licensed professional to diagnose the problem with your AC unit. The issue of not cooling your home properly can range from a simple problem to a major issue. Do not try to diagnose it yourself. Trust the experience of a certified HVAC professional.

What would cause my AC not to come on?

There are several reasons an AC system may not come on. If you have this issue, check your thermostat for loose or disconnected wires. Wires that are frayed or disconnected will not allow your AC system to turn on. Another issue could be a faulty or broken thermostat. If you look into these two solutions and still have an issue, give us a call. We are here to help.