With summer temperatures on the rise, a functional and efficient air conditioner is essential for maintaining a comfortable indoor environment. However, when your AC shows signs of wear and tear or experiences performance issues, you might wonder whether it’s better to repair the AC unit or replace it. Continue reading to learn more from the team at Allied Services, Inc.
When the temperature starts to rise, it’s important to have a reliable air conditioner in your home to keep you cool and comfortable. But how do you know when it’s time to replace your old unit with a new one? In this article, we’ll explore some signs that indicate it’s time to have a new air conditioner installed. Continue reading to learn more from the team at Allied Services, Inc.
With the recent stay-at-home orders during the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans are spending more time at home this summer. However, while you’re staying inside for the sake of your health, the air you’re breathing might not be all that healthy. Indoor air pollution can be just as bad, if not worse, than outdoor air pollution. So now is a good time to do all you can to improve the air you’re breathing in your home. Our team at Allied Services, Inc. has put together a quick list of easy things you can start doing today to make sure your family is breathing clean air.
It’s inevitable: It’s the hottest day of the year in Ohio, and your air conditioning decides to quit. Instead of just sitting in your own sweat hoping for cooler temperatures, call the AC repair experts at Allied Services, Inc., serving the greater Dayton, OH, area.
Right now, we’re all enjoying the mild temperatures of spring. We’re opening up windows and letting that fresh breeze carry off the stale remains of winter. However, we all know that come July, open windows will not be an option as humidity and temperatures rise. You’ll be ready to turn on the air conditioning to stay cool. But just how can we use the AC without spending too much on utilities? Here’s a few tips we’ve found, courtesy of EnergyStar.gov.
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