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07/22/2024

Don't let a clogged AC drain line ruin your day! 🥵
As indoor air circulates through the evaporator coil, dust, dirt and other airborne particles can be trapped by moisture. Build-up of this debris can be carried off as condensate drains from the coil. Over time, it can become trapped in your condensate drain line, causing blockage.
To prevent serious damage to your system or your home, be sure to contact a qualified HVAC technician when you see signs of a condensate drain pipe clog. 🛠️
A clogged AC drain line symptoms include:
• Musty, moldy smell near your indoor unit or in air from the registers/vents🦠
• Standing water near the indoor unit
• Water damage in areas near the indoor unit
• AC system is not cooling your home
• AC system shuts down or doesn’t turn on

Although a clogged AC drain line is a fairly common cause of system malfunction, and is often an easy issue to fix for a qualified HVAC service tech.
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06/06/2024

Is your Air conditional ready for this year summer heat?🌞

Let's chat!     15560 Rockfield Blvd Suite B100 Irvine CA 92618 (800) 243-8108 "We Stand By Our Name"   ARE YOU READY FOR THE SUMMER ?   When the temperature rises, don’t be caught simmering in the h

04/01/2024

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Serving S. California for over Twenty Years.

FREE Estimates for AC or Furnace or Air Duct Replacement, call us today at: 800-243-8108.

02/21/2024

WINTERIZING

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HOW TO   Preparing for California Winter Storm California weather may be quite erratic, from Intense heat to freezing temperatures in the winter, from flooding to high winds. With the unknown it is a

02/16/2024

California weather maybe quite erratic, from intense heat to freezing temperature in the winter, from flooding to high winds. With the unexpected, it's a good idea to be prepared for it ALL. Our yearly tune up ensures your system performs more efficiently all year. MENTION THIS POST FOR $10 OFF A REGULAR PRICED TUNE UP. CALL US TODAY (800) 243-8108

02/09/2024

PROTECTING AC UNITS FROM FLOODING:
While you may think covering an outside air conditioner is the best way to protect the unit💡, in reality, it is one of the worst things you can do for your AC unit❌. Covering it with anything, especially any kind of plastic wrap or tarp, will trap moisture rather than repel it🦠🧬. Moisture can lead to rust and mold — further damaging the unit.

Instead, placing a retaining wall around your AC unit to prevent it from flooding, or place sandbags around the AC unit and flooding will be less likely to occur or cause damage If you aren’t able to complete these actions in time, your air conditioning unit can be severely damaged as a result of storms, floods or other weather conditions.

If your HVAC unit has been flooded, deactivate any electrical components of the AC unit. Turn off any breakers connected to the air conditioner to avoid electrical shocks and other dangers. You need to call your HVAC company to inspect your AC unit and the flooding damage. The experienced professionals can assess damage and advise you on next steps to take.

Once you know it is safe, dry out your AC unit. If the storm is going to continue it is best to store it in a dry place until there is no longer evidence of water damage or flooding.

CALL US WITH ANY QUESTION, CONCERNS OR TO MAKE AN APPONTMENT (714) 389-3925

The end of the strong El Niño winter is in sight and national forecasters announced Thursday that it is likely to fade away between April and June. https://trib.al/NHe0hfi

02/08/2024

No Job is too big or too small. Call us today for a free estimate COMMERCIAL🏢🏗🏪 or RESIDENTIAL🏠🏘🏡

02/07/2024

PROTECTING AC UNITS FROM FLOODING:
While you may think covering an outside air conditioner is the best way to protect the unit💡, in reality, it is one of the worst things you can do for your AC unit❌. Covering it with anything, especially any kind of plastic wrap or tarp, will trap moisture rather than repel it🦠🧬. Moisture can lead to rust and mold — further damaging the unit.
Instead, placing a retaining wall around your AC unit to prevent it from flooding, or place sandbags around the AC unit and flooding will be less likely to occur or cause damage If you aren’t able to complete these actions in time, your air conditioning unit can be severely damaged as a result of storms, floods or other weather conditions.
If your HVAC unit has been flooded, deactivate any electrical components of the AC unit. Turn off any breakers connected to the air conditioner to avoid electrical shocks and other dangers. You need to call your HVAC company to inspect your AC unit and the flooding damage. The experienced professionals can assess damage and advise you on next steps to take.
Once you know it is safe, dry out your AC unit. If the storm is going to continue it is best to store it in a dry place until there is no longer evidence of water damage or flooding.

The forecast just got worse for Orange County, the Inland Empire and mountain communities.

02/07/2024

The forecast just got worse for Orange County, the Inland Empire and mountain communities.

02/02/2024

With the winter storm approaching us ⛈❄️🌫, it's essential to ensure that your furnace is in top condition to keep your family warm and safe 😶‍🌫️. If your furnace isn’t operating correctly, it could become a fire hazard 🔥🔥 and threaten your family’s safety. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), heating equipment is a leading cause of home fires. To help you prepare, we're offering a special furnace safety check for only $79 🤑 this week! Our team of expert technicians will conduct a thorough inspection of your furnace to ensure that it is running efficiently and safely. Don't wait until it's too late ⏰- call us today (800) 243-8108 to schedule your appointment and get peace of mind. 😊

01/29/2024

OUT OF SIGHT OUT OF MIND: DUCTWORK

Something we put so little thought into might be more important then we think, ductwork is an essential component of any HVAC system. It distributes heated and cooled air throughout the building. Even though it is a crucial part of your HVAC system people tend to overlook or neglect it. Here are some ways you can tell if you should call a technician. CALL US FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS (800) 243-8108

1. Sudden Increase In Your Energy Bill
2. Uneven Heating Thru the Home
3. Poor or Restricted Airflow
4. Dust Build up around your Vents
5. Hearing: Grinding, Metallic Noises, Booming, Popping
6. Smell a mold or mildew but just can't seem to find any
Make sure nothing heavy is leaning against the vents

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