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Common Condenser Unit Problems and How To Avoid Them
Because we feel the effects of our air conditioners while we are indoors, it can be easy to forget that an essential part of the cooling process takes place outside in the condenser unit. But when you’re condenser unit is malfunctioning, you’ll be sure to notice that something’s wrong. Today
Have a Frozen Heat Pump? Don’t worry, it’s Normal during winter!
Many homeowners with newly installed heat pumps might be alarmed when they notice on a cold day that the outdoor part of their heating system appears to have frozen over. Don’t panic, because this is completely normal! However, there are some instances in which a frozen heat pump could indicate
Get HVAC Preventive Maintenance to Stay Warm and Save Money This Winter
There are many things we have to look forward to this winter in the St. Charles area, like the first snowfall, the holidays, and warm mugs of hot chocolate. But one thing nobody is anxiously awaiting is higher energy bills. That’s why now is the perfect time to get preventive
A Guide to Air Conditioner Refrigerant Leaks for St. Louis Area Homeowners
One of the most common types of air conditioner problems that we encounter in homes in the St. Louis area is a refrigerant leak. This is an air conditioner issue that many homeowners misunderstand, so today we wanted to clear things up about how your cooling system uses refrigerant and
5 Great Benefits of HVAC Maintenance Agreements
One of the best things you can do for your furnace and the air conditioner has them cleaned and inspected by a certified technician before each year’s heating and cooling seasons. Many contractors, including Jerry Kelly Heating, Air Conditioning, Electrical and Plumbing here in the St. Louis area, offer HVAC
Summer Ventilation Tips for Your St. Louis Area Home
Jerry Kelly Heating, Air Conditioning, Electrical and Plumbing is in the HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) business. Every homeowner is familiar with the “H” and “AC” portions of that acronym, but people often know much less about the “V.” Even so, ventilation plays a crucial role in the comfort
What is Air Conditioner Btu?
We use a lot of acronyms and terminology in the Heating and Cooling industry, and sometimes that can be confusing to homeowners. Today we want to shed a light on one of those terms: air conditioner Btu. So what is air conditioner Btu and how does it apply to your
Why is My Air Conditioner So Loud?
With new technology, air conditioners can operate more quietly than ever—but it’s still unlikely that your unit will ever be completely silent while it’s running. That said, if your air conditioner is extremely loud while it’s performing, there could be a problem at hand! Depending on the sound that you
Here’s Why Your AC Is the Greatest Invention Ever
Plus, Learn the Facts About the R-22 Refrigerant Ban On those sticky dog days of summer when sweat drips down your back, nothing beats the feeling of walking into a chilled room with good old powerful air conditioning. Are we right? It’s moments like these when we thank Willis Carrier
Common Sources of Heat Gain in St. Louis Area Homes
Air conditioners don’t technically “produce” cool air. Instead, they remove heat from your home’s air to cool it down. So the more heat that your home contains, the harder your air conditioner will have to work to keep your home comfortable. “Heat gain” is a term that’s used to describe
Spring Has Sprung! Time for Your Annual Air Conditioner Tune-Up from Jerry Kelly
Today marks the first day of spring, which means we can finally start to say goodbye to winter and look forward to the warmer months ahead. Spring also coincides with the time of year that you should start thinking about scheduling your annual air conditioner tune-up with Jerry Kelly Heating,
What’s That Noise? HVAC Edition
Your HVAC system is bound to make some noise when it runs, nice quiet ambient noise. However, when you start noticing sounds that don’t seem quite the norm, there may be an issue you need to address. The guide below will help you self-diagnose some of the most common HVAC-related