AZ Perfect Comfort Heating & Cooling Blog: Archive for the ‘Air Conditioning’ Category

Why You Should Replace Your AC in Winter in Arizona

Monday, December 11th, 2023
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Have you ever had to make a decision on an AC repair when your air conditioner broke down during a summer heatwave? It’s never a good feeling when you need to immediately approve a costly repair out of desperation to get your AC working again.

Now, imagine that feeling, only it’s for an AC replacement when temperatures are in the triple digits. That’s a decision no homeowner in Phoenix, AZ should ever have to make quickly and without any forethought or planning! 

That’s one of the main reasons why replacing your air conditioning in the off-season is an idea that might seem strange at first, but that really makes sense the more you think about it. For homeowners who know their AC system is unlikely to make it through another scorching-hot summer, here are some advantages to replacing your AC in the winter.

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Why Your Arizona Home Needs Inverter AC Technology

Monday, November 27th, 2023
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Did you know that HVAC systems are the biggest energy users in homes across the US? The average usage for both AC and heating is around 47% of a home’s total energy consumption. We’d argue that amount might be even higher here in Arizona where you rely on your air conditioner throughout much of the year.

That’s why it can really pay to invest in a high-efficiency AC system. You may have heard about inverter technology but may not know exactly how these systems work. Let’s go over the benefits. For any of your needs or questions regarding HVAC in Glendale, we’re the team to call.

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Uncommon AC Repairs You Should Know About

Monday, November 13th, 2023
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Given how much you use their air conditioners in Glendale, AZ, as a homeowner, you’ve undoubtedly seen the full gamut of things that can go wrong. Some of the most air conditioning repairs you may have needed at one time or another include frozen evaporator coils, refrigerant leaks, and weak airflow. 

But what are some of the more unusual repairs that don’t happen quite as often? From rodent infestations to an outdoor cabinet that starts sinking into the ground, let’s go over some AC issues that homeowners are luckily less likely to face. That way, you’ll know what to look for. 

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NATE Certification for HVAC Contractors: Why It Matters

Monday, October 2nd, 2023
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When your air conditioner breaks down on a sweltering hot day, you might be tempted to call the first contractor who shows up in the search results. We know how quickly you want to schedule AC repair in the heat of summer but choosing just anyone can result in making the problem worse, not better. 

That’s why it’s important to know the factors that you should take into account when choosing an AC contractor before you ever get to that triple-digit day with a broken-down AC. Most homeowners know that they should look for an HVAC contractor with licensed, insured, and background-checked technicians. But what else should you look for?

There are specific organizations that professional and experienced HVAC contractors will belong to. Here at AZ Perfect Comfort, we have accreditation and are members of some of the biggest and most reputable HVAC organizations in the US such as NATE and the ACCA. Let’s take a look at what these mean and why you can feel confident about hiring a contractor with these qualifications.

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