An air conditioner draws on a large amount of electricity to run. The compressor consumes, on average, 3,500 watts per hour to run, making it one of the biggest consumers of electrical power in a household. In a place where it gets as hot during the summer as Phoenix, electric bills rise when the air conditioners run.
But you’re not thinking about the standard increase in electrical costs during an Arizona summer. You’ve got bills that have you puzzled and maybe alarmed. You’re paying a lot more than ever before, and there’s no easy reason to account for it. So what’s happening? And, more importantly, what can you do about it?
We handle HVAC services in Avondale, AZ and throughout the Phoenix Metro Area, so we know plenty about how ACs can turn expensive. We’ll look at what may be happening and what can be done.
We like to think that we don’t ask too much of you — other than calling us when you need repairs and remembering to schedule annual maintenance, what else is there for you to do?
We all know the signs of plumbing problems. The leaky pipe, the clogged sink… They’re so common that you’d think they have easy solutions. However, we urge you not to go online trying to find some answers. After all, you could make these simple problems even worse by doing something like…
As the saying goes, we all need a solid foundation for our lives. In the case of your home, that metaphor becomes reality as you want its foundation to last for the lifetime of your house. One potentially serious issue is a plumbing leak under your home’s slab.