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As summer temperatures rise, your air conditioner works hard to keep your home comfortable. But if you’ve noticed that your upstairs rooms always feel warmer than the downstairs, you’re not alone. Many homeowners struggle with uneven cooling in multi-story homes. At Hometown Heating and Air Conditioning, we help homeowners identify and resolve these cooling imbalances with AC repair and other services. Here’s what could be causing your AC to struggle—and what can be done to fix it.
When it comes to air conditioning, bigger isn’t always better. While it may seem logical to think that an oversized AC unit would cool your home more efficiently, the truth is quite the opposite. An air conditioner that’s too large for your home will create more problems than solutions, leading to inefficiency, discomfort, and costly AC repair. At Hometown Heating and Air Conditioning, we’ve seen firsthand the headaches caused by improperly sized AC systems, and we’re here to explain why bigger isn’t better when it comes to cooling your home.
As fall arrives and the temperatures start to drop, it’s easy to forget about your air conditioning system—especially after months of relying on it to keep your home cool. But now is actually the perfect time to reflect on how well your AC performed over the summer. If you found yourself constantly calling for AC repair, dealing with poor cooling, or noticing skyrocketing energy bills, it may be time to face the possibility that your old air conditioner needs to go.
Here are some key signs to help you decide if it’s time to schedule an AC replacement.
If your air conditioner has been underperforming or you’re considering making an upgrade, you might be wondering about your options. At Hometown Heating & Cooling, we understand the importance of making an informed decision tailored to your needs. In this guide, we’ll explore several air conditioning choices available to homeowners, from standard central AC units to innovative ductless mini-split systems.