When you live in as hot an environment as we do, you need your air conditioner to be firing on all cylinders. Assuming that your system was properly sized and professionally installed in your home, then it should be capable of cooling your entire home effectively and evenly throughout. If it is failing to do so, then there is a problem that needs to be addressed. Frankly, you deserve better than a home that is comfortable in some areas, but riddled with hot spots throughout.
There are a lot of different reasons why you may wind up with hot spots in your home. Not all of them will demand professional air conditioning repairs in Kingsburg, CA. Others will, though, so it is vitally important that you work with a qualified AC technician to diagnose the problem that is causing hot spots to pop out throughout your living space. Here are a few reasons why your air conditioner may fail to evenly cool your home.
Somehow the calendar is telling us that it is already mid-September, and it seems to be accurate. With the year going by so quickly, it is safe to say that the heating season will be upon us sooner than we know it. That being said, our air conditioners still have plenty of work to do before the cooler winter season takes some of the strain off of them. While we may be reaching the tail end of the hottest time of the year, it is important to remain vigilant when it comes to your AC.
Even the best 
You do not have to be an air conditioning expert to understand the purpose that your air conditioning system serves. It is there to keep your home cool and comfortable no matter how hot out it may get, right? Right. Well, it is precisely this understanding of the situation that can lead to some confusion among homeowners. Yes, your air conditioner is there to effectively and dependably cool your home. At no point, however, should your air conditioning system be generating ice.
In our last blog post, we wrote about 
We are here in the home stretch of July, and that means that your 
If your washing machine left a puddle on the floor, or your water heater sprang a leak, you probably would not be confused by the development. Annoyed, yes. Aggravated, sure. It makes sense that these systems might develop such a leak at some point, though, because these systems use and contain water. Your 
Do you use a central air conditioner or a heat pump in order to cool your home throughout the summer season? If so, then you are also using ductwork in order to distribute that cool, comfy air throughout your home. If that ductwork is in poor condition, then you are going to run into a number of very serious issues in your home. Just because your air ducts are largely hidden from view does not mean that you can push your air ducts out of mind.
If not, you had better get one in there sooner than later! As you may know — and certainly know, if you’ve visited our blog before — 
To answer the question posed in the title of this post very quickly: to save energy, reduce cooling costs, and live even more comfortably while doing so. Now, we know that this may sound too good to be true, but we are here to tell you that simply upgrading your