As the summer heat intensifies, having a fully functional air conditioning system is crucial for comfort and well-being. However, you might find that your AC isn’t delivering the refreshing breeze you expect. Low airflow from your AC can make your home uncomfortable and signal underlying issues that need attention.
We handle air conditioning service in Vermont, so we understand the intricacies of HVAC systems and are here to help you diagnose and resolve these issues. Here are some common reasons for low airflow from your central AC’s vents and solutions to restore its performance.
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Have you noticed that your home has poor indoor air quality? Maybe you’re dusting off furniture way more often than you used to. Or perhaps members of your household are experiencing allergy and asthma symptoms no matter what they do.
If we were to ask you where you expect to see ice, you’d probably say on the streets during one of our chilly winters, or in your freezer. These answers make sense! What doesn’t make sense is seeing ice forming on your air conditioner. Perhaps you’ve never thought about this, and maybe the first time you see it you’ll think it’s normal, because after all, an air conditioner cools, right?
Scheduling repairs for your central air conditioning system is one of those professional services you don’t want to put off any longer than you have to. And we understand the temptation to do so, especially if your system is still running (just not great) or if repairs really aren’t in your budget right now. But the thing is, the longer you wait to schedule those repairs, the more you risk your air conditioner completely breaking down on you right when you need it the most, in the middle of summer.
It’s been a pretty hot and humid summer thus far. That’s unlikely to change much any time soon. And that means that your air conditioner needs to continue firing on all cylinders. The last thing that you want is for your system to break down on you right when you need it most.
Wow, it’s been hot out there. It shouldn’t be a surprise. It gets hot every summer. But after a cool autumn and frigid, snowy winter, it’s easy to forget that. There is no denying it now, though. Summer is here. And, to quote a wise, unknown source—it’s not the heat. It’s the humidity. In truth, it’s both. And they are both making themselves known. If you want to stay truly comfortable, you should be using a whole-house dehumidifier.
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