We get it—breakups are hard, especially when you think about all the good times you’ve shared… with your air conditioner. Letting go of an older, outdated air conditioner might seem like the hardest thing you’ve ever had to do, but trust us, when the time comes, you’ll know what’s right.
There are a number of signs that suggest it’s time to replace your air conditioner, and below, we have listed some of them for you. All you have to do is keep reading to learn more (and remember, it’s okay to be sad).
When it comes to air conditioning replacements, there is one question that we hear time and time again—how old is too old? The answer that we have to give right off the bat is not always one that homeowners want to hear: that all depends. Sure, the age of your air conditioning system is definitely something that you should keep in mind if you are thinking about replacing it sometimes soon. It’s really not the deciding factor that some homeowners seem to think it is, though.
A less reputable contractor might use a post like this to make some wild claims about how you can completely avoid the need for air conditioning repairs in your home. Not only are we too realistic to make any such claims, but we are also simply too honest to do so. What we can promise you, however, is that the tips in this post will help you to keep your air conditioner functioning more reliably. No system will be 100% reliable at all times, but you can get as close as possible.
If so, then you really should be getting the ball rolling. No, we are not currently embroiled in the hottest weather of the year—and that is exactly the point. When it comes to