COMMON A/C PROBLEMS

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To keep you and your loved ones comfortable throughout the summer, its important to understand the common problems which can affect your air conditioning system.  Even if you can’t fix the problem yourself, understanding how to troubleshoot and when to call in the professionals is a pivotal first step.  Here are a few common A/C […]

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WHEN IT’S TIME TO REPLACE YOUR A/C

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Climate Tech Air Conditioning and Heating offers effective and affordable maintenance and emergency care to help you keep your AC in its best condition.  However, as units age, natural wear and tear may reduce their ability to operate efficiently.  There comes a time when it may be in your best interest to opt to replace […]

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DOES YOUR AIR CONDITIONER NEED MORE REFRIGERANT

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In a hot Texas summer, it is more important than ever that your central air conditioning unit is running smoothly and efficiently.  Even the newest air conditioner models undergo wear and tear from constant operation. This is why it’s important to make sure that you are taking care of your unit by taking the proper […]

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DO YOU HAVE A NOISY AIR CONDITIONER

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Every air conditioning unit will make some normal operational noises, but if the noise produced by your system has reached a level louder than normal, it may be time to contact Climate Tech Air Conditioning and Heating.  With over a decade of experience in the Dallas area, we understand how much you rely on your […]

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FREON 101

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A Quick History Lesson Freon was originally developed to replace the toxic, flammable gases that had been used as refrigerants since the late 1800s.  After several fatal accidents caused by refrigerant leaks in the 1920s, the industry began to look for a safer alternative.  In 1928 experts from General Motors developed a range of chlorofluorocarbons […]

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AIR CONDITIONER READY FOR THE SUMMER?

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The hot days of summer are here, and it is high time to make sure your air conditioner is up to the task of cooling your home. If something in the system is even just a little bit off, it can make the unit less effective at performing its task, resulting in uneven cooling, over-frequent […]

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BAD AIR QUALITY CAUSES ALLERGY PROBLEMS

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During the summer, flowers are blooming, the temperatures are warmer, and allergens abound in the air. Your home is meant to be a haven from the elements, including airborne allergens, but it can’t do that if you have poor air quality control. If your home’s air quality is not properly regulated, summer can be especially […]

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HOW TO DETERMINE THE SIZE OF HVAC YOU NEED

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When looking to install a new HVAC system in your home, it is important to make sure it is sized correctly. If it is too small, it might not be able to regulate the temperature of your whole home. On the other hand, an oversized unit will not work as efficiently, may wear out faster, […]

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SAVE MONEY ON YOUR ELECTRICITY BILL

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The hot days of summer are practically here, and that means it’s time to run the air conditioner. For many, this can mean more energy expenses, but the summer heat doesn’t need to result in a massive electric bill. There are a number of ways you can reduce electricity usage in your home, whether it’s […]

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A BIGGER UNIT IS NOT ALWAYS BETTER

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It is a common saying that bigger is better, and some might apply this idea to the size of their air conditioning unit. However, this is not always wise. It is true that a bigger unit will put out more conditioned air faster than a smaller one, but that is only really useful if you […]

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