The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) is offering qualified customers an opportunity to improve the performance of their air conditioning system(s) through its AC Optimization Program.
To learn more, please visit https://ladwpactuneup.com/
Burbank Water and Power (BWP) is offering a Rebate of up to $1,500 to help you replace your old, costly central AC unit before it breaks down.
For more information, review BWP’s website or contact us.
Call us at the first sign of an issue with your air conditioning system to prevent a complete breakdown of your system. Some signs are extremely obvious and should prompt you to call us immediately. Ignoring any signs, won't make the problem go away and could possibly get worse over time. If you put off calling for professional help it usually results in more extensive or complicated repairs and can lead to higher ac repair costs.
At LA Construction Heating and Air Conditioning, no ac repair job is too small and no call for help ever comes too early. We have the knowledge and experience you need to keep your home and family cool, safe, and comfortable throughout the year. A broken ac doesn’t have to be daunting, we’re here to help. Now is the perfect time to contact us online or call us at (818) 341-3406 with your need for your ac repair in Los Angeles.
I was extremely pleased with the service provided by this company. I was able to get a timely appointment. I received text confirmations and the service provider arrived on time. All services advertised were provided. The serviceman was competent and polite. I would definitely recommend using this company.
Review by Paula T.Showed up right on time and did great work quickly and with no mess. Took the extra time to explain the changes to me and help me figure out how to work the new system. Couldn't be happier!
Review by Sarah S.They get 5 stars for promptness, cleanliness, expertise, niceness, friendliness etc. We are very happy with their service and have already referred them to friends! Jun was so nice and we love our nest thermostats! I would give them more stars if I could!
Review by Pamela K.
One of the most common reasons for ac repair calls we hear during the summer months is that the ac unit is blowing warm air. Dirty air filter, thermostat settings, clogged condensate drain line, electrical issues,mechanical issues, low refrigerant or an outdated ac unit are all common reasons for why your ac unit is blowing warm air. Learn more.
If your ac unit is not running, first check the circuit breaker. Try to reset the breaker and see if that solves the issue. A clogged air filter can slow down or completely block air flow. Replace the air filters at least once every 3 months. Make sure the thermostat temperature is set to a lower temperature that what the temperature is in your home. If your ac is still not working after a few simple checks, please contact us to schedule ac repair service call. Learn more.
In order to minimize any potential damage to your system and a large ac repair it is important to know what signs to watch for. Decrease in cooling power, warm air coming from vents, hissing sounds, frozen coils, or higher than normal electric bills are all signs of a refrigerant leak. Keep in mind these signs are not always a result of a refrigerant leak. Therefore, if you believe your ac is having issues with the refrigerant please contact a licensed professional for your ac repair. Learn more.
If you tend to neglect periodic maintenance of your HVAC system then you might end up paying a lot more for ac repairs. To save money and keep your HVAC system running like it should it’s important to take preventive steps to avoid major ac issues or a complete breakdown of the system. Learn more.
Regularly scheduled maintenance is important to keep your system working properly and efficiently as possible. At the very least a bi-annual maintenance plan, once for heating in the fall and once for cooling in the spring can help your system work smoothly all year long. Contact us today to learn more about our different maintenance plans.
Most HVAC systems have a lifetime of 10 to 20 years. As your equipment gets older, its efficiency can decrease dramatically. You may notice that it gets noisier and needs repairs more often. When a unit begins to show its age, you can either repair or replace it. Because heating and air conditioning technology improves over time, a unit designed with newer, more energy-efficient equipment makes sense, especially if your system is 10 or more years old. We install all major makes and models.
How much time have you spent considering your home’s indoor air quality? EPA research indicates that indoor air is more polluted than the air outdoors. You might be suffering from symptoms due to the poor indoor air quality of your home as opposed to seasonal or outdoor pollutants. Filters are a major component of the system that help improve indoor air quality. Air cleaners and air purifiers are other options. Call us today to see how we can improve your indoor air quality.
Commercial swamp coolers maintenance helps keep vital components clean, in good condition, ensures the system runs correctly at max efficiency and maintains warranty. Routine HVAC maintenance can reduce the risk of malfunction by catching potential problems early helping prevent costly damage.
Two Stage AC and Variable Speed AC differences. Two- stage AC has a compressor that can operate at two distinct speeds. A variable speed AC on the other hand operates across a capacity range. In this article we will go more in depth about the differences, pros and cons between these systems.
AC hard start kits offer a range of benefits, if professionally installed and used properly. Higher Energy Efficiency, Extend Compressor Lifetime, Helps Avoid Compressor Replacement, and Assists with Low Voltage Issues. Consider a hard start kit if your AC is already hard starting or if you have a new air conditioner.
What is SEER2? SEER2 rating stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio 2. Starting January 1, 2023 the US DOE implemented the updated rating system. This update reflects improvements in the accuracy of testing as well as advancements made in HVAC technology.
Winter HVAC saving tips: ways to save and still keep your homes comfortable as the weather gets colder. In this article we will discuss how to help lower your usage costs without sacrificing your comfort.
Damaged ductwork signs include unpleasant odors, uneven temperatures, strange noises, and excessive dust. Damaged ductwork can decrease your comfort, indoor air quality and performance and cause high energy bills. Give us a call if you notice any signs.
