JN Electrical Temperature Control, Inc Blog: Archive for the ‘Air Conditioning’ Category

5 Sounds Your AC Shouldn’t Make

Monday, September 14th, 2020
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We’ve all been spending a lot of extra time in our homes lately. For some of us, that has resulted in feeling the urge to overhaul a lot of the interior decor, now that we are getting a chance to REALLY look at it. For others, it means picking up old hobbies again. Still, for some of us, it means we have become acutely more aware of some of the things going on it our home, like the strange sounds coming from our air conditioners.

Were those sounds always there? Or are they a sign that something is wrong? If you are finding yourself asking questions like these, our team help. We have provided a helpful list of sounds your AC unit shouldn’t make so you know when to reach out to us for air conditioning repair in Lavonia, GA.

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What to Do When Your Evaporator Coil Ices Over

Monday, August 31st, 2020
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When you think about an air conditioner that is producing ice, you might be tempted to believe this is a sign that it is working well. The truth is actually the opposite. When your AC unit is producing any amount of ice, it meants that something is wrong with it.

If you didn’t realize this was a problem or aren’t sure why, then we would love to tell you more. The ice you are seeing is specifically originating from your evaporator coil and the sooner it is addressed the better for your system and your comfort.

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How an Attic Fan Can Help Keep You Cool This Summer

Monday, August 17th, 2020
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Summers in Hart County can be pretty oppressively hot. An effective air conditioner is going to help keep your home cool during those blisteringly hot days. Sometimes though, your air conditioner may need a little extra help to keep your house cool in an efficient manner.

With the help of a professionally installed attic fan in Hart County, GA, your AC can get that extra energy efficiency boost that it needs. These systems are going to deal with that extra heat that collects in your home that your AC might be struggling against. This will only work if you have one of our expert electricians out to do the job.

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How to Tell You Need AC Repairs

Monday, August 3rd, 2020
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The weather in Georgia requires that you have an effective air conditioner. between the high heat and humidity that we encounter here, if you want to stay comfortable, anything less simply isn’t an option. To maintain a cool and comfortable home though, you will need to keep your system working, and to do that you need to get your AC repairs in Hart County taken care of quickly.

JN Electrical Temperature Control, Inc can offer the repair services you need. This means that when you contact us you will enjoy timely and effective repairs that get your air conditioner working again so you can maintain a comfortable home.

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It Isn’t Too Late For AC Maintenance

Monday, July 20th, 2020
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Most HVAC service providers, including us, suggest you schedule your air conditioning maintenance in spring. This is because it is usually a season when you don’t yet need your AC working around the clock so we don’t need to interrupt your comfort to get the job done. It is also a slower season so it is usually easier to schedule a visit from one of our professional technicians.

This does not mean you can’t schedule AC maintenance in Hart County later in the season though. In fact, we would much rather you contact us for late-season maintenance than have no maintenance at all this year.

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AC Trouble: Repair or Replace?

Monday, June 22nd, 2020
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Living in Georgia means you need to be able to rely on your air conditioner’s ability to keep your home cool and comfortable. If you aren’t able to do that it probably means one of these two things: 1) you don’t have an AC system to cool your whole home or 2) your air conditioner is on the fritz.

While we can help with both of these instances, we will save the discussion about AC installation for later because today we want to focus on helping you figure out if your AC needs to be repaired or replaced.

You don’t want to delay an AC repair in Harty County but you also don’t want to replace your system too early. Here is how to tell when you need one service and not the other.

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Is Your AC Ready For Summer?

Monday, June 8th, 2020
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Yes, we know summer is essentially here, whether the calendar agrees or not. The high temperatures and increasing humidity are already wiping away any memory of the chill of wintertime. Along with this uptick in warm weather is the increased usage of, you guessed it, your air conditioner! But is your AC system ready for the months ahead?

If you aren’t sure about how long your AC is really going to last, it may mean you need some help from a professional technician. We provide services that will help keep your system in great working order or, if it already on its last leg, we can work with you to find and install a new system that best suits your needs.

The first step is determining if your AC needs help is knowing what to look for. We have some pointers for you.

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Why Hire a Professional?

Monday, May 25th, 2020
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It can be for a faulty air conditioner, a temperamental heater, or something else , whatever the job is, when it comes to addressing your home comfort you need a professional. The professional technicians at JN Electrical Temperature Control, Inc are going to be exactly the type of pros you need to keep your home running smoothly.

But first, let’s take a look at a question we encounter often in our line of work: why do you need to hire a professional in the first place? We know the idea of hiring an amateur or even attempting to fix the problem you are having with your HVAC system yourself is tempting but it just isn’t worth it. We want you to know the “why” behind all this so let’s take a look at the difference hiring a professional can make.

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