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If your AC smells musty when it turns on, there is likely excess moisture somewhere in the system. That moisture can allow mold, mildew, or bacteria to grow around the evaporator coil, drain pan, condensate line, or other damp areas of your HVAC system. A dirty air filter or ductwork ...

Yes, changing your air filter saves money. A clean air filter helps your AC system move air more easily, which can reduce unnecessary energy use, improve HVAC efficiency, and help prevent problems caused by restricted airflow. In Arizona, where air conditioners can run for hours at a time during the ...

If your house will not cool below 78 degrees during an Arizona summer, your air conditioner is not necessarily broken. When outdoor temperatures reach 105, 110, or even 115 degrees, your AC is working against an extreme amount of heat. Your home’s insulation, windows, ductwork, AC size, system condition, and ...

If you own a 2,000-square-foot home in Arizona, you can typically expect to spend between $200 and $500+ per month on cooling during the hottest summer months. However, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Your actual cooling costs depend on factors like your home’s insulation, thermostat settings, air conditioner efficiency, ductwork, shade, ...

No. Lowering your thermostat from 78° to 65° will not cool your house any faster. Your air conditioner runs at the same speed regardless of the temperature you choose. Setting the thermostat much lower simply tells your AC to run longer until it reaches that temperature, which can increase energy ...

If your air conditioner is 10 to 15 years old and struggling to keep your home comfortable, it may not make it through another Arizona summer. Common warning signs include frequent repairs, rising energy bills, uneven cooling, unusual noises, and longer run times. Recognizing these issues early can help you ...