Ac Repair Austin Owners urge homeowners to check filters among other easy fixes before calling in repair contractors

Austin, TX -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/29/2014 -- National weather databases show even the later months of summer in Austin, TX are characterized by daily high temperature averages of 96°F throughout the month, often exceeding 101°F. For those battling a struggling air conditioning unit, this can be a miserable experience, especially if families have young children, elderly loved ones or family members with asthma in the home. While many may think they can wait out the summer for cooler weather, statistics show it could be November before average temperatures reach a range where the air conditioning will no longer be needed during the day. With this in mind, a local contractor specializing in ac repair in Austin has published a list of tips to help the average homeowner with basic checks they can do themselves.

Confirms Travis Elron of AC Repair Austin, "If your system isn't running or cooling, you should try to narrow down where the problem is before you call an air conditioning repair contractor. But, most people don't know quite where to start. That's why we've published some helpful hints on home Austin air conditioning repair the average person can use. We hate to come out to help, charge a service call and find out the problem was with the AC filters. And believe us, that happens more times than we'd like to admit."

The website, according to Elron, strives to be more than just an advertisement for the company. "We seek to provide helpful information the public can use to know whether or not they need to call out a contractor to help them a this point. Money is tight for a number of people these days, and if they can minimize the money they spend, they certainly should. We also offer tips when it comes to deciding whether to have your old unit repaired or replaced. It's a fine line and you need to have an expert offer you solid advice on the topic."

Elron goes on to emphasize, replacing versus buying new is a an individualized decision, and there is no one right answer for every situation. "Homeowners have to factor in criteria such as how old the actual unit is. The rule of thumb in the industry says that if the unit is over ten years old, you should replace because you can get a more energy efficient one today. However, if it's a simple fix, you may not necessarily want to do it. Talk the matter over with qualified air conditioners repair contractors in Austin before making a definitive decision." says Elron.

About AC Repair Austin
As Austin's leading home and business air conditioner repair company, they specialize in AC repair and installation in the greater Austin area. They have experience in virtually every brand and size air conditioning system. Offering same day appointments, AC Repair Austin strives to repair the AC problems quickly and effectively.

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Airconditioningrepairaustintexas.com publishes new information to ensure consumers know how to keep their HVAC system operating properly at all times

Austin, TX -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/20/2014 -- August remains the hottest month of the year in Austin, Texas, with the average high reaching 97 degrees. From April until October, the average high hovers at 80 degrees or higher, so relief won't be in sight anytime soon. Anyone in need of AC repair in Austin TX needs to call soon to ensure they remain cool during the dog days of summer.

"Air Conditioning Repair Austin Texas continues to be in high demand right through October most years. Often, the air conditioning unit is needed well into November, yet homeowners put off calling for a service. They hope the temperatures will drop, allowing them to open windows and screen doors for fresh air. It's best to ensure the unit is running properly at all times as a minor repair can quickly become a major one, if not handled in a short period of time," John Stason, spokesperson for AC Repair Austin (airconditioningrepairaustintexas.com), explains.

Common issues seen with air conditioning units range from clogged filters and blocked registers to thermostats set at the wrong temperature. Many issues may be easily handled by the homeowner, such as changing an AC filter to moving obstacles blocking normal air flow. Other problems, however, require the assistance of an HVAC specialist, and AC Repair Austin is ready to be of aid in these situations.

AC Repair Austin wants customers to be knowledgeable about their system and how it works. When a system isn't properly maintained, energy efficiency decreases significantly. Simple measures, such as changing AC filters on a monthly basis, help to prevent problems and ensure the system runs as intended at all times, Stason goes on to say. In addition, many home fires occur due to faulty HVAC systems, and proper maintenance helps to avoid these disasters.

The time may come when a new air conditioning unit is required. This may be due to the need for frequent repairs or it may be the result of a unit being installed which is not the proper size for the home. When the time comes to replace an air conditioning unit, citizens in Austin frequently turn to AC Repair Austin.

"AC Repair Austin works to diagnose the issue and present the homeowner with his or her options, based on the problems detected. Often, a good cleaning will be all that is required to ensure the system continues to operate at maximum efficiency. At other times, a repair service will be needed. Customers know AC Repair Austin provides all options, allowing consumers to make an informed choice as to which is right for their home and their situation," Stason declares.

About AC Repair Austin
Citizens of Austin Texas know and trust AC Repair Austin, as the company is reliable and experienced. They remain the leading company for air conditioning repairs in Austin, Texas and work with clients to ensure their unit is running properly and at maximum efficiency at all times.

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